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Alexa For Dummies, 1 by Paul McFedries is a book available to read on EtoBox.
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This book is for people who want to get the most from the latest their Alexa device. The Alexa is Amazon’s premiere device, and there is a compelling draw to such technology and an obvious popularity because it simplifies our lives and allows us to be more productive in our homes. The device plays music, emails and messages, makes calls, shops for you, allows you to connect devices and technologies for a ‘smart home,’ it answers questions, provides news and weather updates, recipes, plays games, and is a great device for those who have accessibility needs, too! This book documents set up and implementation, along with each feature, approaching it from the point of view that the online support and documentation is lacking. All topics for the Alexa are covered. The reader will want to keep this book close at hand, referring to it often as they explore the many features of their Alexa.
- Author
- Paul McFedries
- Publisher
- Wiley Professional Development (P&T)
- Published
- 2019
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9781119565819
- Subjects
- Computer Science, Technology, Stem
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