In “Castaway,” Tom Hanks pointed at a clock and called it a “pulsating, accursed, relentless taskmaster.”
And we know what happened after that – five years on a deserted island. Losing time was the real curse.
Voice-Activated Tech
Echo Input is different. It works like Chromecast, which you plug into your television to connect it wirelessly to tall your Echo devices.
Together, you basically have a smart home or office. After all, lawyers need background music to ease away the hours.
The Echo of Everything
If you want your digital assistant in your car, there’s Echo Auto. If you want to see a face, Echo Show is there.
You can tell Alexa to play music, turn on appliances, read documents, calendar events, send messages, and even order products online.
For lawyers, perhaps the best thing Alexa can do is track your billable time. But the best things are not always free.
There is a downside to the Echo Wall Clock, says Ars Technica. “We’re getting into Spaceballs: The Toilet Paper territory here.”
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