Author name: Trey Pascador

Amazon Echo, now in white

Tweet Share Amazon is launching its Echo speaker and Alexa voice assistant in the UK and Germany today, but the company also unveiled a new edition of the Echo speaker. The white version has the same internals as the existing black Echo unit, and Amazon is bringing the new model to the UK, Germany, and […]

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Amazon Launches $50 Echo Dot With ESP Smart Voice Recognition, White Echo Speaker

Amazon first launched its Echo speaker in November 2014, and it has quickly become a dominant force in the personal digital assistant market. Roughly a year ago, Amazon opened up the Alexa engine that powers the Echo to developers. The resulting Alexa Skills allow developers to “plug-in” their services to the speaker using voice commands. Now,

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89% See Potential Benefits Of Smart Cities, 36% Have Projects Underway

While brands and marketers grapple with how to deal with an IoT future, governments officials around the country are tackling various aspects of creating so-called smart cities. And just as brands and agencies work with numerous new meanings of terms like big data and real time, government entities are looking at concepts like M2M (machine-to-machine)

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Onyx communicator lets you talk to people around the globe with a push of a button

Orion Labs’ Onyx, a walkie-talkie that lets you chat with people anywhere in the world, is now available for purchase. Onyx will also soon be able to talk to Amazon’s Alexa, meaning you will be able to quickly ask the voice assistant for the latest headlines, weather forecasts, and more. Onyx is a round button that clips

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Asian Countries Receive Assistance From Local Hackers' Creative Use of Open Data

The 2016 Asia Open Data Hackathon wrapped up successfully on Aug. 14 after two intense days of competition. Standing out at the event were six teams from Taiwan, Thailand, and Indonesia: The Urban Baker, Farmers Is Here, and Hello World won the Best Hackers Awards, while Pinky Power, Prowide, and Radya Playground won the Invincible

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