This is a basic tablet running a customized version of Android (coined Fire OS). You get Alexa on board ... (Forget about playing something like Fortnite or PUBG.) On Geekbench it scored a ...

It's always a tough call, deciding where to drop in Fortnite. Hopefully many arguments can now be avoided with a handy app for Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa called Fortnite Dropper ...

Now, Amazon Alexa can remove the onerous choice from your to-do list by making the decision for you — but it’s probably going to be bad advice. “Fortnite Dropper” is a resource classified ...

so you'll probably be stuck asking Alexa to ask Fortnite Dropper . But even with the caveats, it's a lot better than just dropping at Tilted again... unless the robot voice tells you to drop at ...

Using Amazon Alexa and a tablet, you can now make phone and video calls or send messages to anyone with the Alexa app. Dan has been a professional writer for more than a decade and now specializes ...

the feature that lets users place voice and video calls from Alexa devices, like the Echo, is now coming to tablets. Amazon announced this morning added support for calling as well as messaging ...

Amazon now lets you use Alexa to place phone and video calls and send messages on tablets, so you no longer need an Echo to talk to other Alexa users. Compatible tablets include Android tablets ...

Alexa users can use Amazon’s voice assistant to place voice or video calls on their iOS, Fire, or Android tablets from today. Amazon had previously introduced the ability to make voice and video ...

Last month Amazon said it would eventually allow its voice-controlled virtual assistant Alexa to work on mobile devices, provided those devices are tablets made by Amazon. “Eventually” means now.

On Thursday, Amazon announced that it is adding its voice assistant Alexa to its Fire tablets for the first time. (Amazon chief executive Jeffrey P. Bezos owns The Washington Post.) The voice ...

Amazon’s Alexa is present in millions of living rooms by way of the Echo speaker and the Fire TV. Now, Amazon’s virtual assistant is coming to tablets with new $89.99 Fire HD 8, the company ...