Amazon's Send to Alexa Plus makes the Kindle Scribe feel more like a productivity device
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Amazon's Send to Alexa Plus makes the Kindle Scribe feel more like a productivity device
"Amazon's rolling out a new "Send to Alexa Plus" feature to the latest Kindle Scribe and Kindle Scribe Colorsoft owners starting February 12. The feature lets you send your notes or documents to Amazon's AI-powered Alexa Plus assistant, which can then summarize them, turn them into to-do lists, calendar events, or reminders, as well as help brainstorm, and offer project guidance."
"I spent about a day or so testing it primarily to help with caregiving tasks, and it was mostly helpful despite some limitations. It works best when asked to digest information into something actionable. It accurately summarized my handwritten notes and PDF documents, even across different templates or hard-to-read text colors, and it worked well for logistics, like turning my notes about my mom's next appointment into calendar events and reminders with helpful context."
Amazon is introducing a Send to Alexa Plus feature for the latest Kindle Scribe models that allows notes and documents to be sent to Alexa Plus for summarization, task creation, calendar events, reminders, brainstorming, and project guidance. Early testing found accurate summarization of handwritten notes and PDF documents across different templates and challenging text colors. The feature can convert logistics notes into calendar events and reminders with contextual details, answer questions about document content, perform calculations from document data, and retrieve key information. Some limitations remain and performance can vary by prompt and document complexity.
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