Alexa Plus is much easier to chat with.
I grabbed a few minutes with the new Alexa at Amazon’s event and was impressed. Gone is the need for “Alexa speak.” Instead, I created a morning wake-up routine just by talking about what I wanted, and controlled several smart home devices without knowing their names or locations. Of all the new features Amazon announced for the voice assistant, talking to Alexa and having it reliably understand you is easily the bi…
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