Sentences with phrase «smartphone digital voice assistants»

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Case in point, independent research conducted by the Capgemini Digital Transformation Institute confirms that 51 percent of consumers already utilize voice assistants, with 81 percent of those users primarily accessing the voice assistant through a smartphone, citing convenience, multitasking enablement and speed as value - adds from the voice assistant experience.

Companies like Amazon (amzn) and Google (goog) are using AI to improve their digital assistants, those voice operated helpers on smartphones and home automation hubs, said Accenture chief technology officer Paul Daugherty during a Wednesday media event.

The continued proliferation of voice - activated digital assistants, such as Amazon Echo and Google Home (and of course smartphones), is having a profound effect on many aspects of our daily lives.

This year is shaping up to be the year of digital assistants on smartphones, as device makers look to keep pace with Apple and Amazon and the success those two companies have enjoyed with the voice - powered Siri and Alexa assistants, respectively.

The translation of the Samsung Italy page that mentions Bixby suggests that the digital assistant will coexist with S Voice, the voice assistant that is currently available in Samsung's Galaxy smartphones.

Instead of making its own digital voice assistant (like Samsung with Bixby), LG is applying its AI tech to make its smartphone cameras better.

(The company is not counting voice assistants on smartphones in this part of its forecast — only those digital assistants on standalone voice - enabled speakers.)

With major developments in digital and mobile technology, you get to control these Google assistant enabled smart light switches right from a smartphone app or using your voice.

The handset is a mid-range Android smartphone featuring a set of dual cameras on the back and features integration of Amazon's Alexa digital voice assistant.

7 out of 10 Australian consumers who own digital voice assistants said they use their smartphones for fewer applications in the home since acquiring the devices.

Consumers who own in - home digital voice assistant devices are «using their smartphones less often for entertainment and online purchasing», according to results of a new survey.

David Sovie, global managing director of Accenture's High Tech business, said: «Digital voice assistant devices are challenging smartphones as the central hub for all activities in the home.

Apps will more voice - driven by incorporating the integration with Google Assistant, Alexa, Cortana, and other digital assistants, making them much easier to use as certain features will be available to activate by voice so users don't have to interact with them by touching the smartphone display.