Apple has Siri as a virtual assistant that accompanies users throughout various tasks and actions. Amazon, on the other hand, has Alexa, a virtual assistant that saw the light in 2014 and since then has been in millions of devices around the world. This assistant can be configured through an application and even used from our devices without having a product that integrates it as a virtual assistant. In a new version, the Amazon Alexa app has received a new design that slightly changes the arrangement of the elements and makes it much more fluid.
A new menu and greater fluidity in the Amazon Alexa app
Use the Alexa app to set up Alexa-enabled devices, listen to music, create shopping lists, keep up with the latest news, and much more. The more you use Alexa, the better it adapts to your voice, the vocabulary you use, and your personal preferences.
There are no official notes of the news that Amazon has included in its Alexa app in its new version 2.2.355856. However, users who use it daily have noticed changes compared to the previous version. The most important change is a new menu to which the "More" option has been added. This option replaces a side menu that was displayed through an element that was in the upper left part. The rest of the menu remains the same with the home page, the communication section, play and devices.
Within the More menu we have new options such as the arrival of the suggestions, which are recommendations by the application to use with the virtual assistant. We also have direct access to lists, notes, alarms and also routines. In the middle of the menu we have the section play that allows you to modify what is playing on your device with Alexa with a couple of taps.
