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Amazon Echo: 2016 User Guide to Make Your Home Life Easier, Stress-Free, and Hands-Free with Alexa! (Amazon Echo Dot Home Automation)
by Jack Echo, 184 pages, published Mar 11, 2016 with 523 reviews, 4/5 avg star rating.
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Amazon's Description:

Do you want to know what the Amazon Echo is truly capable of? Do you feel you're getting the best out of Alexa?

Whether you want to (1) make home life easier with the Amazon Echo,(2) setup Alexa in minimal time, or (3) understand all of what Alexa can and cannot do currently, this Amazon Echo User Guide will get you there.

What will you learn about Amazon Echo?
✔ Answers to all FAQs on Amazon Echo and Alexa
✔ How it could save your life or a loved ones (..literallly)
✔ If it's worth buying compared to the Echo Dot and Amazon Tap
✔ How to set it up to control the lights, temperature, and garage with just your voice
✔ Where and how to easily stay up to date with latest updates and releases for the Echo

You will also gain access to four free bonuses:
✔ An A4 Echo cheat sheet print out for your reference
✔ A Double-Sided A4 Echo cheat sheet print out with over 60+ Commands
✔ A list of 180+ easter egg and joke commands to get funny answers from Alexa
✔ A five page document with 100+ commands sorted by category (music, weather, timers etc)

eBook free @ time of posting, please check price before downloading

NB: Echo Dot (cheaper/smaller version of the Amazon Echo) has been released to public for pre-order on Amazon for $50US, cheapest way to get Alexa/Echo yet if you haven't already

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  whypaymo on 18/09/2016 - 18:20

  +1

  Worth mentioning there is 35% discount (~ USD 103) on Fossil Q Founder if ordered via Alexa. https://goo.gl/xwMo2d

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  Morty on 18/09/2016 - 19:31

  Not available for purchase in australia link for me.. if anyone can email me a copy let me know please

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    Russ on 18/09/2016 - 23:15

    I just purchased it with no issues. Log into your Amazon AU account first, then click on the AUS link above. For me it says "Kindle Price: $0.00" and "Buy now with 1-Click(R)".

    You can't email Kindle e-books. Even if you could extract the file containing the book, it's encrypted and will only decrypt for the person who purchased it.

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      MiniMoo on 19/09/2016 - 01:54

      it's encrypted and will only decrypt for the person who purchased it.

      I've heard that if you have Kindle for PC/Mac, Calibre E-book Management and a certain plug-in installed that it will (something) those encrypted e-books.

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      [Deactivated] on 19/09/2016 - 07:51

      yes,

      But if the book owner happened to call on the power of Apprentice Alf.. (as mentioned by @MiniMoo, there's a Calibre plugin too - does Kindle, Adobe, Barnes & Noble, etc)

      https://apprenticealf.wordpress.com/

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  systmworks on 19/09/2016 - 06:49

  Huh, just went to buy this and Amazon says I already bought it in June (for free).
  Guess I better have a read of it.

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  brotherfranciz on 19/09/2016 - 19:50

  +1

  I have been fascinated with the Echo since seeing it on Mr Robot.

  When I first heard of it, I thought it would be a gimmick, but now that I have read up on a few reviews (and seeing it on Mr Robot), I think I am in love with Alexa…

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    systmworks on 20/09/2016 - 06:52

    She does have the cool factor. I guess like Siri did on release, but the hands-free, always on, built in speaker, home automation and many other skills make her a lot better.

    That said, I mostly use mine for playing Pandora (saying "Alexa, play Pandora" starts last played station, which for me is normally Thumbprint radio).
    Occasionally for turning the lounge/office/bedroom lights on or off (LIFX lights).

    Wife mostly asks her to tell a joke. Or the weather.

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  fungasb on 22/09/2016 - 10:37

  They look to be charging now $3.99 AUS site now