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This tech craze shows no signs of slowing down. In fact, this year's massive crop of gadgets and gizmos are created to make life at home easier, better and even more efficient for families. If you're itching to try a smart home device, or few, here are some popular options that can be purchased at a discount on Black Friday. 1. Canary Smart Home Security Devices (1 black Canary, 1 Black Canary Flex), $329 (Original price: $379), Canary 2. Wink Relay, $69 (Original price: $99), Amazon 3. BeOn Smart Security Lighting, $129 (Original price: $150), BeOnHome 4. Luma, Starts at $249 (Original price: $299), Luma 5. Pearl RearVision, $399 (Original price: $499), Pearl Auto 6. Nest Thermostat, $200 (Original price: $250), Kohls 7. SONOS PLAY:1 Wi-Fi connected wireless speaker, starts at $149 (Original price: $199), Sonos Industrial Color Tech / SONOS 8. Hoover Quest 700 Robotic Vacuum, $200 (Original price: $350), Target 9. Samsung SmartThings Hub, $50 (Original price: $100), Amazon

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Currently, Echo only speaks when spoken to; a user has to use the activation word “Alexa” to prompt it to begin listening for a command or request, and then it’ll respond to said input with its own vocal response. Alexa hasn’t supported the ability to provide any kind of audio notice unprompted as a result of data it receives from a user’s connected services – the closest it comes is being able to sound an alert based on an alarm or timer. Echo has both audio and visual capabilities, thanks to a light ring that surrounds its upper edge, and The Information suggests Amazon could allow developers access to both for push notifications, so that users can choose how much of an intrusion said notices provide. Alexa is also a service that exists unbound from the Echo hardware itself, and it’s very possible than any push notification support would extend to other hardware that uses the Alexa API, including the Nucleus smart intercom. The Information says the use of push notices would be part of a larger plan to give developers more control of third-party apps and gadgets overall via Echo and Alexa.