Alexa.com is officially live in the UK – and it brings Alexa+ straight to your browser
It makes using Alexa+ across devices even easier
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Amazon has officially launched Alexa.com in the UK, giving Alexa+ users a new way to access the AI assistant directly from any web browser.
The launch expands Alexa+ beyond Echo devices and the mobile app, making it even easier to manage your smart home, organise your day and pick up conversations wherever you are.
Alexa.com has officially arrived in the UK, allowing users to access Alexa+ straight from their web browser. Alexa+ first launched back in March as Amazon's biggest AI assistant upgrade yet, but at the time, the company only teased that browser access was on the way. Now, it's finally here.
Alexa.com brings the full Alexa+ experience to your computer, letting you manage your calendar, update to-do lists, control compatible smart home devices, ask questions and complete everyday tasks without needing to open the mobile app. It also means you don't necessarily need to be sitting in front of an Echo smart speaker to use Alexa+, as everything can now be accessed through your browser.
Alexa.com is available now, with Alexa+ Early Access customers able to head to Alexa.com and start chatting with the assistant from any supported web browser.
Amazon describes Alexa.com as a new way to interact with Alexa+, complementing the recently redesigned Alexa mobile app, which has also been updated with a more AI-focused interface. Together, they make it much easier to move between your phone, computer and Echo devices without losing the flow of a conversation.
Like Alexa+ itself, browser access is included at no extra cost for Amazon Prime members. If you already have access to Alexa+, you can start using Alexa.com today.
If you're curious about everything the upgraded assistant can do, be sure to check out the three things that impressed us most when we first tried Alexa+.
