Amazon's noise-canceling earbuds get a more personalized audio experience via the Alexa app.
It’s been a while since Amazon launched its Echo Buds 2, but apparently, the company is still looking at ways to improve them. Today, it announced that folks will be able to turn on audio personalization from within the Alexa app on their phones.
To take advantage of it, open the Alexa app, select Echo Buds Settings, then select Audio Personalization. If you don’t see the Audio Personalization option, you may not have the latest software version on your Echo Buds 2.The software update should happen automatically. When you connect them to your phone, after the steps above, select Echo Buds Settings then About, and check the Device Software Version.
France Dernières Nouvelles, France Actualités
Similar News:Vous pouvez également lire des articles d'actualité similaires à celui-ci que nous avons collectés auprès d'autres sources d'information.
Galaxy Buds Live limited-time deal brings the model to a ridiculously low priceIt seems that now's the best time to get yourself a pair of Galaxy Buds Live, as the pair is heavily discounted at Best Buy
Lire la suite »
Amazon UK has all Samsung Galaxy Buds 2 Pro models on sale at their lowest ever priceThe white, black, and purple Samsung Galaxy Buds 2 Pro are all available at a new all-time low price from Amazon UK for an undoubtedly limited time only.
Lire la suite »
Amazon launches a subscription prescription drug serviceAmazon is adding a prescription drug discount program to its growing health care business.
Lire la suite »
Death investigation underway after Everett shootingPolice are investigating a death Tuesday morning near an Amazon fulfillment center in Everett. FOX13
Lire la suite »
Amazon Unveils Generic Prescription Drug Plan for Prime MembersAmazon is launching a new benefit for Prime members that offers unlimited access to commonly prescribed generic medications for $5 a month
Lire la suite »
Amazon launches $5-a-month unlimited prescription plan | CNN BusinessAmazon is expanding its push into healthcare with a $5 monthly unlimited delivery pass on 60 common generic prescription drugs treating allergies, inflammation, high blood pressure and other conditions.
Lire la suite »