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Alexa, Google Assistant, Siri Vulnerable to Laser Beam Hacking

By Lucian Armasu Published

Researchers have developed a technique that could allow attackers to hack voice assistants and other devices with MEMS microphones via laser beams.

Cybersecurity
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Hackers Can Still Use Alexa and Google Home Devices to Snoop on People

By Nathaniel Mott Published

Security researchers said that Amazon and Google have failed to address vulnerabilities in Alexa and Google Home devices.

Cybersecurity
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North Focals Review: Stealthy, Stylish Smart Glasses

By Scharon Harding Published

Focals, new smart glasses from North, act and look like prescription glasses and have an AR display only the wearer can see, with apps like Alexa and Uber.

Wearable Tech
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Lexar NS200 SATA SSD Review: Plain Jane SATA

By Sean Webster Published

Lexar’s NS200 provides solid SATA-level storage performance, but competitors offer slightly better speeds for around the same price.

SSDs
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Amazon Could Be Working on an Alexa-Powered Robot

By Brittany Vincent Published

Amazon reportedly several new products in the works, including an Alexa home robot that could potentially follow you around your home.

Big Tech
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Thermaltake's Alexa-Controlled RGB Gaming Keyboard Gets Razer Green Switches

By Joe Shields Published

Thermaltake pairs up with Razer to bring the Razer Green switch and its tactile bump and click sound to the Level 20 RGB gaming keyboard.

Key Switches
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Alexa's Windows 10 App Goes Hands-Free

By Nathaniel Mott Published

Amazon updated its Alexa app for Windows 10 today with hands-free activation.

Windows
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Microsoft CEO: Cortana Isn’t Competing With Alexa, Google

By Nathaniel Mott Published

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella told journalists that the company will bring Cortana to Amazon and Google's smart speaker platforms rather than competing with them.

Big Tech
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Razer Chroma Gets AI Assist from Amazon Alexa

By Andrew E. Freedman Published

Razer's Chroma lighting and its Synapse program go hand-in-hand, but soon there will be another way to control Razer's RGB lights: Amazon Alexa.

Big Tech
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Vuzix Blade AR Smart Glasses Hands On: Amazon Alexa, Video & Other Clever Uses

By Scharon Harding Published

Virtual Reality
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