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Amazon is developing a smartphone that will integrate artificial intelligence capabilities and sync with the company's voice assistant Alexa, Reuters reported Friday (March 20), citing unnamed sources.
Amazon is developing a new smartphone within its devices and services unit, more than a decade after its first failed attempt in the category, according to a report by Reuters. The project, internally dubbed “Transformer,” is being positioned as a personalised mobile device that can integrate with the Alexa voice assistant and act as a continuous touchpoint for Amazon users throughout the day.