Reverb 2.0

Reverb 2.0

Use Alexa on your Mac, iPhone and Android

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What do you think? …

Gabriel Lewis
I hope iOS 11 will let you switch the default voice assistant to Alexa. (It won't.)
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@gabriel__lewis Apple is like a dictatorship, there is one choice theirs. Now if they would only open MacOS so it will run on PC hardware so we can finally have powerful macs again... but pigs will fly first before that happens.
Ouriel Ohayon
interesting. you don t have to say "hey alexa" any more. but please make it available from the spotlight widget center. I would not want to get to my third screen each time to trigger it. And in mac on app menu bar on top.
Branden Russell
@ourielohayon Thanks for the feedback. We're a tap to activate app, so no need to start with "Alexa". We are looking at the possibility of adding "Alexa" as a wake word rather than having to tap. A macOS menu bar and customizable shortcut key are on our todo list.
Kevin Siskar
What sort of privacy permissions do I have to give up for this?
Branden Russell
@thesiskar Access to your microphone for us to send recordings to Alexa to get responses. Other than that, it's no different than using an Echo or other way of accessing alexa voice service. Reverb is never given your password and we aren't allowed to send your recordings anywhere except directly to Amazon and the response directly to you for playback.
Stowe Boyd
Interesting. We'll have to see how it works.
Jon Nemargut
News briefs and Amazon Music don't seem to work on this. I assume this is a limitation by Amazon, though.
Branden Russell
@jontomato Apps are not allowed to use Amazon Music. It also seems that certain news briefings by TuneIn or iHeartRadio (all of the default news briefings) are also included in that inability to play due to licensing. If you add new news briefing sources, those will play. We are in talks with Amazon about what we can do to improve this.
Bill Lewis
One more leverage point from Amazon while the rest are behind
Brian Roemmele
Love it!
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