Another update gives you a huge number of new without hands highlights you’ve always been unable to use on the Fire TV.
In the event that you have an Amazon Echo gadget, similar to the Echo Dot, however about upgrading to an Echo Show, you won’t have to go through the additional money. You would now be able to transform a Fire TV into an Echo Show and control it with the Echo speaker you as of now have.
In addition to the fact that it provides you with a lot bigger screen than the Echo Show, yet it can likewise show your front door camera on the TV screen. It likewise takes out the need to utilize your Fire Stick far off to control the TV by letting you control everything with simply your voice.
To begin, ensure your Echo gadget is associated with your Fire TV – you can do so manually or with automatic pairing. For instance, in the event that you ask Alexa to play a film, it’ll request that you affirm that you need to utilize your Alexa gadget to control your Fire TV.
When you do this, you can say something like “Alexa, show me the weather,” which Alexa will show on the TV, instead of vocally telling to you the climate through the speaker.
You can likewise say, “Alexa, scroll left/right” to explore on the screen. Both of these are highlights you’ve always been unable to use on the Fire TV previously.
New Alexa orders for visual experiences on your Fire TV
“Alexa, show me my calendar”
“Alexa, show me the front door camera”
“Alexa, show me my to-do list”
“Alexa, show me the traffic in Louisville”
“Alexa, show me my shopping list”
Better approaches to explore your Fire TV hands-free
“Alexa, go back” to go back to the previous screen
“Alexa, go home”
“Alexa, go to my Watch List” when watching Prime Video ($9 at Amazon)
“Alexa, find comedies” and choose a title by saying “Alexa, select No. 3”
In October, Amazon reported it would deliver the new update in the coming weeks, so in the event that you don’t see it yet, it might not have turned out to your gadget. The new highlights will be accessible for use on all Fire TV devices, including Fire TV without an Alexa-enabled remote.
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