Echo devices are designed to detect only your chosen wake word (Amazon, Alexa, Computer, or Echo). The device detects wake word by identifying acoustic patterns that match the wake word. Once the word is detected, audio begins streaming to the cloud, including a fraction of a second of audio before the wake word. No audio is stored or sent to the cloud unless the device detects the wake word (or Alexa is activated by pressing a button).
Why may somebody like to use the Amazon mobile app once another assistant is quickly available? This is a sampling of how that you just can use voice commands with Alexa.
In addition, Alexa has myriad “skills” that you can get benefit from your voice commands.
But in order to enjoy the features, you need to install the Amazon Alexa app for Android, tablet, PC, iPhone, iOS, and MAC.
Once you have install Alexa app on your Android, you will need to set it up.
Click on Alexa in the list of apps to open the Amazon app.
Sign in Amazon account by including your email address and password. Now, click on the Sign In button.
Select Create a New Amazon Account if you do not have an account with Amazon. Once you have set up a new account, sign in to the Alexa app with your email address or phone and password.
Now, tap the Get Started button.
Add your name in Alexa app settings, with its get to know you. You will see here a list of names just select your name. If you don't get your name on the list just click on the I’m someone else.
After selecting your name you are able to customize it, using a nickname, your full name or whatever you like Alexa to use for messaging & calling. You must provide the first and last name.
Open the Amazon Alexa app.
Tap the Alexa icon at the bottom of the screen.
Tap the Allow button to give Alexa permission to access your microphone. You may need to select Allow again on a security popup.
Tap Done.
To activate Alexa, give her a command or ask a question (use one from this list if you like) such as:
“Alexa, find the closest grocery store.”
“Alexa, what's the weather like?"
“Alexa, what’s on my calendar tomorrow?”