The software application provided by Amazon, designed for use on Apple’s mobile operating system, allows users to interact with the voice-controlled virtual assistant on their iPhones and iPads. This application serves as a hub for managing devices, configuring settings, and accessing features associated with the voice service. For instance, users can utilize it to link music streaming services, create routines, or view their shopping lists.
Its significance lies in extending the functionality of the voice assistant ecosystem to a wider audience, enabling access to smart home control, information retrieval, and entertainment options, even without a dedicated smart speaker. Historically, such applications have evolved to integrate with the evolving capabilities of both the voice service and the mobile operating system, offering increasingly seamless user experiences and features.