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Buy now! ☀ Good morning! Today I see the sun for the first time in a month? Or more? Good times. Daily Authority: Fixing myopia with smart glasses, OnePlus 9 camera, and more 26/01/21 newsletter I can’t get over the run of health technology we’ve seen popping up.  Here’s the latest out of Japan, where Nikkei has published a story on Kubota Pharmaceutical’s “smart glasses” that “banish” nearsightedness, or myopia.  Yes, Kubota is claiming to fix short-sightedness. You need to wear a pair of (very fun looking) glasses for 60-90 minutes that work by “projecting myopicall...

Amazon has rolled out a new feature called "hunches" that allows Alexa to proactively complete tasks around the house, such as turning off lights, based on your habits and frequent requests. If the new proactive hunches are enabled, though, Alexa will skip asking for permission for a task and just do it, The Verge reported on Monday evening. Alexa has been able to sense these habits and ask about them since 2018 -- the company calls them acehunches" -- but before this update, Alexa would ask permission before acting on something. While proactive hunches seem like they could make Alexa a lo...

San Francisco: Amazon has rolled out a new feature called "hunches" that allows Alexa to proactively complete tasks around the house, such as turning off

Share this article Amazon has announced a new update for Alexa, adding proactive “hunches” to the smart assistant to better help with completing tasks around the house. The latest smart speaker’s feature allows Alexa to automatically complete tasks including turning on and off lights, based on frequent requests and habits. Though Alexa’s ability to sense habits is not new, the update would mean that Alexa may no longer need permission for tasks and will instead, just do it. This means lowering thermostats, increasing or decreasing music volume, and turning on and off the television al...

Amazon's Alexa Guard Plus Arrives in the US: Features, Details, and More! Photo : Screenshot from The Ambient's Official YouTube Channel Amazon's Alexa Guard Plus subscription has now went live in the US, and the service could just provide a more intensive and in-depth security grasp for devices and appliances run by Amazon's well-known artificial intelligence or AI, Alexa. Alexa Guard Plus Features Engdaget has reported that the subscription-based security service would be a paid option in which users of the Alexa Guard would then have access for more features along with the already Premium...