Sentences with phrase «smart speaker owners want»

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According to NPR and Edison's data, 42 % of smart speaker owners say the devices are essential to their everyday lives, and 65 % say they wouldn't want to go back to life without one.

Smart speakers have also been caught listening to and recording things their owner didn't actually want them to — because they got triggered by accident.

On Sunday, Filipe Espósito found an image hidden amongst Apple's Home app assets that includes icons which suggest it will be possible to create custom scenes that mute the HomePod speaker's «Hey, Siri» function.As Espósito notes, the function could be useful in a house party scenario, for example, where the owner might want to control other smart devices like lights and motion sensors while disabling Siri responses for privacy reasons.Apple has not yet mentioned if HomePod can support more than one user, but Espósito believes there are references that indicate the speaker will distinguish between

According to NPR and Edison's data, 42 % of smart speaker owners say the devices are essential to their everyday lives, and 65 % say they wouldn't want to go back to life without one.

Forty - two percent of owners say smart speakers have become «essential to their everyday lives,» and 56 % say that «they don't want to go back to life before them,» according to Inside Radio.

Smart speakers are mainly home devices, but 64 % of owners want the technology in their cars.

The report also includes other encouraging signs for smart speaker manufacturers: 70 percent of owners said they are listening to more audio at home and 65 percent of polled users said they wouldn't want to go back to not having a speaker in their homes.