The greatest thing about Amazon’s universally acclaimed Alexa virtual assistant may well be how often the company adds cool new features and capabilities to improve both its power and versatility. Some of these are obviously more important than others, and while many smaller updates tend to fly under the radar for the general public, users that might stumble into a freshly released feature will sometimes be pleasantly surprised by what they can do without lifting a finger to make their lives easier.
For instance, the folks over at The Verge are putting the spotlight today on a handy functionality seemingly rolled out at some point last month (and last year) in the US. This allows owners of Echo-branded devices, as well as a variety of other Alexa-enabled gadgets, to indirectly set reminders for events they may be interested in by asking their voice assistant to “tell” them “when” said event is scheduled to take place.
You can simply say the magic words “tell me when” X is, and in addition to, well, answering your question with a relevant time and date, Alexa will remember you showed an interest in a specific occurence, alerting you when that’s about to go down without any extra effort on your part.
Source: Phonearena
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