Since, the Amazon Echo is such a
conducive and sophisticated tool it is serviceable in so many different
outlets. This allows for spontaneous and lucid access. In order to reap the
advantageousness of the Echo, the user must download the Alexa app to their
phone, which features an infinite amount of skills. Users who have difficulties
accessing their phone may have trouble adding skills. The Echo skills are
similar to phone apps. They can do a plethora of tasks such as; rehash data,
notify people, play music, and give direction among an incredulous amount of
other capabilities.
One skill of Alexa that behooved me
was the enormous amount of meditation skills. I found them to be quite
relaxing, therapeutic, and enjoyable given that I do yoga on a daily basis. I
highly recommend the meditation skills Peaceful
Meditation and ZenMood to anybody
who is depressed or overwhelmed with anxiety.
Ask My Buddy is a complementary
service that works on the Amazon Echo, similar to a ‘Life Alert’ emergency
contact system. People who are physically impaired can now live independently
and alert their personal contacts with the sound of their voice if in need of
help or medical attention. The app will send an expedited message via phone
and/or email. When I first accessed Ask My Buddy, it had a difficult time
understanding my voice, but as time progressed it became familiar with my
voice. When my contacts were alerted, they were flustered since I did not
explain the program ahead of time. I strongly recommend you do!!! Overall, I
think it’s a wonderful service in which people do not have to compromise their
independence or security. Please be advised that Ask My Buddy should not be
used in place of 911.
These are two of many skills that
Alexa has to offer. Do you use any Alexa skills that you find interesting or
beneficial and would like to share?
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