Phyllis Watson's life has been revolutionised through her virtual assistant Alexa smart-speaker. Phyllis Watson’s life has changed dramatically since she purchased a voice-controlled virtual assistant. Watson is one of 132 Timaru Blind Low Vision NZ (formerly the Blind Foundation) members. Bejon Haswell/Stuff Phyllis Watson's life has been made easier by technology. Blind Low Vision NZ chief executive John Mulka​ said the funding coincided with the launch of Blind Low Vision NZ’s strategic plan in which one of the key priorities was independence.

Source: Stuff July 03, 2020 00:45 UTC