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"echo" is even better. So weird to me that they call the device "echo", already a pretty strong brand name, but then insist on the "alexa" naming of the assista
by pkamb 9y ago
"echo" is even better. So weird to me that they call the device "echo", already a pretty strong brand name, but then insist on the "alexa" naming of the assistant.
- kfriede 9y agoI'd imagine it's to give the product/voice a more human-like feel to it. "Echo" sounds like I'm talking to a robot, or a dog (or a robot dog). "Alexa" could be a human.