Save on this Alexa-enabled speaker today and you'll be able to use it to save even more on Prime Day.
Hey, Cortana, at least you sound great!
The Cortana-powered Harman Kardon Invoke is down to $50 on the Microsoft Store, bringing it firmly within impulse-buy territory.
Microsoft's Cortana Intelligence Institute will teach Cortana proactively to do more for users. This strategy differs from rivals which primarily provide information or perform tasks on command.
So you're a Windows gal. (Or guy.) Do you really have to get an HK Invoke instead of an Amazon Echo? Well, that depends.
Invoke, the Cortana-powered speaker from the audio experts at Harman Kardon, is now available. So, you getting one?
The Harman Kardon Invoke speaker powered by Microsoft's Cortana comes out October 22 in the U.S. It's an excellent smart speaker, but it also has a difficult hill to climb to win over consumers. And that's a real problem for Microsoft.
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Thanks to what appears to be an accidental listing from Microsoft, we might now have an idea just how much you'll have to shell out for Harman Kardon's Cortana-powered Invoke speaker.
A stop by the FCC has given us more of a look at Harman Kardon’s upcoming Cortana-powered speaker, Invoke.
Somewhat prematurely, perhaps, the Harman Kardon Invoke, its Cortana powered speaker has been revealed.
Not much is known about Harman Kardon's upcoming Cortana-powered speaker, but a new report suggests we can expect it to support streaming from Spotify, Pandora, and other popular online music services.
Here's an early look at the Cortana speaker set-up wizard, slated for a big debut somewhere in 2017.
Microsoft has released a teaser video that shows off a Harman Kardon premium speaker with digital smarts powered by Cortana.