Susan Bennett. SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) – In this edition of Cool Careers, Melanie Steen talks to Susan Bennett, also known as the voice of iPhone assistant Siri, about her journey as a voice-over actress. Who is the woman behind Siri … Continue reading →

Steps to activate Google Voice Assistant on your phone To begin with, open the applications tray. Locate the Google App and tap on it to open. On the Google App, tap on the three dots you will find on the … Continue reading →

Build your smart home with Hive Their products are fully compatible with Apple HomeKit, Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant. What devices are compatible with hive? HomeKit support enables Hive kit to work across multiple Apple devices, including iPhone, iPad, Apple … Continue reading →

Go to Settings > Voice > OK Google Detection > Turn it Off. Now Go back to Open Mic+ For Google Now App and tap on the Bay Area using a pencil icon. You can type in the command of … Continue reading →

Just ask Alexa to make the call through your Echo device. Say “Alexa, call [name of contact],” and Alexa places the call. To make a call with the Alexa app on your phone, make sure you’re at the Communicate screen. … Continue reading →

You need an Amazon account to use Alexa, but you don’t need Amazon Prime. Sign in on the app.Here you can add any number of Alexa-supported devices to your account, from smart lights to smart plugs. What can Alexa do … Continue reading →

Go to a Google search bar and using voice, search for “Up, Up, Down, Down, Left, Right, Left, Right.” And just like that, you’ll have unlimited free Google searches.Of course this is tongue-in-cheek. It’s just the latest hidden gem discovered … Continue reading →

Select the “Echo Dot” on the Bluetooth screen of your phone. Say “Alexa, connect” to link your phone and the Echo Dot. Play music from any source on your phone to hear it on your newly connected Alexa Dot. Is … Continue reading →

How to Fix the “Could Not Communicate with Google Home” Error Restart Device. Check Minimum Software Requirements. Use Original Accessories. Be In-Range of Wi-Fi. Update or Reinstall the Google Home App. Make Sure Bluetooth is Turned On. Turn Airplane Mode … Continue reading →

It’s important to only use the power cable that came in the device’s box. Once the device is plugged in, set up your Google Nest or Home device. Important: The device must be plugged into a wall socket at all … Continue reading →

Your Amazon Echo or Alexa-enabled device can play sounds, music, stories, and guided meditations to send you off to dreamland, and then turn them off as you snooze with an Alexa Sleep Timer. If you’re having trouble sleeping, meditation apps … Continue reading →

To stop the flashing green light, pick up the call (by saying “answer call”), decline the call (by saying “decline call”), or simply ignore the call until it stops ringing. Quick tip: A spinning green light indicates that you’re currently … Continue reading →

You need an Amazon account to use Alexa, but you don’t need Amazon Prime.Here you can add any number of Alexa-supported devices to your account, from smart lights to smart plugs. Is Amazon Alexa account same as Amazon account? All … Continue reading →

All five services collect your name, phone number, device location, and IP address; the names and numbers of your contacts; your interaction history; and the apps you use. If you don’t like that information being stored, you probably shouldn’t use … Continue reading →

Yes, every device has its own IP address. You will be assumed when you know that Google have more than 1 IP address just because there are more than 1 Google server and for each server there is specific IP. … Continue reading →