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How to Print Using Alexa – Lifehacker Australia
Amazon recently updated Alexa with a new feature that lets users print to-do lists, recipes, and more, with a quick voice command. The AI assistant will also notify you when your ink levels are low and can even set up automatic ink refill purchases at a disco…
Amazon recently updated Alexa with a new feature that lets users print to-do lists, recipes, and more, with a quick voice command. The AI assistant will also notify you when your ink levels are low and can even set up automatic ink refill purchases at a discount through Amazon.
To print with Alexa, you need an Echo speaker and a printer that can connect to wifi or LAN. Amazon doesnt have a list of supported printers, but the Alexa printing support page says models from Brother, Canon, Epson, an…
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