What are voice assistants? Voice assistants are software that recognize voice, process language, and synthesize to listen to commands and return information
Alexa voice applications are designed using serverless architectures. They are different to other apps in the sense that they are voice-first applications, so voice interactions are the primary concern and visuals are helping with usability.
Both platforms, Google and Alexa, are able to connect your Google calendar and add calendar events or get your schedule for the day.
This article presents the most common ways your customers are using these devices and how can your business leverage this opportunity.
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This article explains when smart assistants become active, when they start listening, what is recorded and how to manage it.
This article reviews different ways to interact with voice-activated devices and the long-term implications to your business and the way we search on voice.
This article is a good introduction to the topic covering the basics of voice applications
Voice-activated assistants are paving the way to a promising future based on convenience and customer experience