AMAZON is bringing vastly enhanced video clip call support to its all-singing, all-dancing Fire TV Cube set-top field.

When you yourself have a Fire TV Cube, now you can link a cam to just take movie calls from the couch

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Amazon has updated its Fire TV Cube to undertake movie calls on the giant screen when it comes to time that is first. Fire TV Cube had been probably the most capable device within the Fire TV range, with AI helper Alexa integral, this set-top box is effective at switching between HDMI inputs, managing the amount and changing networks by having a voice command that is quick. And today, Amazon has expanded its capabilities.

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With the Fire television Cube, watchers should be able to make their movie turn to the telly. Which should help save you through the arm-ache of holding away a tablet or smartphone through the duration of your catch-up with school buddies, peers who're stranded a home based job, and remote family unit members. It does mean you’ll be in a position to maintain your arms liberated to take down notes throughout the next remote household pub quiz (handy whenever trying to sneakily pass records to group mates).

Needless to say, you, you’ll need to hook-up a webcam to the Fire TV Cube if you want the people on the other end of your call to be able to see.

This may need a little bit of fiddling behind the television case while the Amazon Fire TV Cube doesn’t have a USB that is full-size port the rear, therefore the cam that you’re using with your desktop computer won’t plug in straight.