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NEW DELHI: Reliance Jio, the 4G entrant has tied-up with TeamF1 Networks, a subsidiary of D-Link (India) Limited, to launch fixed-line digital services with the help of a home gateway solution. The solution will help Jio in offering seamless “connected-home” experience for Media, Television (IPTV, STB), Telephone (VoIP), Gaming, and Internet. TeamF1 solutions help in […]

Tech By Cameron , Mar 01, 2017 02:00 AM EST Amazon is reportedly planning to delve into another industry, this time it’s call centers where it plans to use Alexa, Lex and Polly. (Photo : Amazon Web Services/YouTube) Amazon is setting its sights on another industry, this time it’s call centers. In doing so, the

Amazon Alexa is one of the best AI available in the market till date. The developers are not done yet. Amazon is going to introduce more features shortly. One of these functions is Amazon Alexa will be able to differentiate the voice of its particular owner. The feature is internally known as the voice ID.

Consumer spending on smart home services will nearly triple to $50 billion in 2022 from $17 billion in 2016, says Strategy Analytics. North America will remain the largest smart home market over the forecast period, but China is driving growth in Asia Pacific region. Strategy Analytics says business models in smart home market are in flux as service providers seek sustainable revenues other than

AOL Amazon has been building out its voice-controlled AI system, Alexa, expanding into smart cars and Motorola phones. But part of its necessary growth comes from ingesting more content into its ecosystem. Today, National Public Radio announced that its NPR One app is now available on the fleet of Alexa-enabled devices, including Amazon’s own Echo

Image: vicky leta/mashable By Karissa Bell2017-03-01 01:37:13 UTC Your lights automatically flipping on when you walk in the door. Checking who’s at the front door without getting up off the couch. Starting your coffee before you get out of bed.  There’s a reason the smart home industry is forecasted to become a multibillion-dollar industry over

The radio industry is already facing increased competition on the platform it has owned for so many decades, but what happens when consumers are able to seamlessly talk to Amazon’s Alexa in their cars, and easily get their music and entertainment, without touching anything, just like they do in their homes? That’s where Director of

Forget The Jetsons. The voice-activated “smart home” of the future is already here, and we got to tour one in Northern Kentucky, just set up by Cincinnati Bell. All you need is a few gadgets, a control center, and your voice, and you can control dozens of things in your house. That’s because Amazon’s Echo