Get the latest news in your inbox Menu Meet the speakers of the Amazon Academy Search EN Devices Alexa Print now available across Europe From help printing to-do lists, games, educational materials, and even signing up for smart reorders when your printer’s low on ink, Alexa's got you covered. By Day One Team on October 29, 2021 Facebook Share Linked In Share Twitter Share Email Share Amazon announced a new feature for its Echo devices that allows customers to control many printers in use today with their voice. They can also rely on Alexa to keep track of ink/toner levels and provide a way to easily re-order when they are running low. They can learn more about it through Alexa on the Smart Home page, or simply start by asking “Alexa, discover my devices”. Customers will have the ability to do simple printing tasks with voice and link their account to relevant 3P skills to print additional content. This includes items that Alexa already has access to, including shopping lists or to-do lists, as well as a wide variety of content via 3rd party skills, such as puzzles from TCA Brainteasers (TCA Brain Teasers Skill in the UK, Rätsel von TCA Skill in Germany, TCA Casse-têtes in France, Rompicapi TCA in Italy and Rompecabezas de TCA in Spain) and Maths4all in the UK. Connecting is easy. Customers just need to say “Alexa, discover my printer” or click on “Add Devices” and select “Printer” in the Alexa App. Check your local Alexa Print page and see everything that you can print (UK, DE, FR, IT, ES). Discover other Alexa features that can help you get creative at home. Read more about it here. AlexaDevicesEurope How did you like this story? Facebook Share Linked In Share Twitter Share Email Share Working at Amazon What's it like to interview at Amazon? Discover our peculiar interview ways, what to expect, and how to prepare. CONTINUE READING Innovation Introducing Amazon Salon Launching in London, Amazon’s new hair salon will be a place where customers can experience some of the leading technology, products and services in hair care and styling. CONTINUE READING Working at Amazon Breaking gender rules through Flamenco Rubén Heras is an Amazon associate that combines his job at the Barcelona logistics center with his project Flamenco Queer. In the pursuit of his dream of being a flamenco dancer, he has broken down many gender barriers and has become an LGTBIQ+ rights advocate. He is one of the winners of the Amazon Stars initiative, which promotes the talents among the company’s employees. CONTINUE READING POPULAR TODAY Amazon’s first operational wind farm in Europe delivers clean energy to Sweden Small and medium-sized businesses' success on Amazon – more than 1.8 billion products from SMBs sold across Europe in 2020 Amazon Prime is now in Sweden Join our next virtual Amazon Academy on empowering SMEs across Europe How Amazon Web Services is supporting people and organizations in their response to COVID-19 SHOP AMAZON.DE WORK HERE Working at Amazon Job creation and investment OUR BUSINESS Innovation Supporting small businesses Policy OUR COMMUNITIES Community engagement OUR COMPANY Newsletter EU Press Releases Investor Relations Privacy About Amazon Amazon.jobs Conditions of Use | Privacy Notice | Cookies Notice | Interest-Based Ads Notice © 1996-2021, Amazon.com, Inc. or its affiliates We use cookies to enhance your visit to our site. ACCEPT & CLOSE