Dish became the first U.S. pay TV provider to integrate with Alexa for hands-free TV back in May, when it introduced a way for Hopper and Wally DVR users to search for programs and control their ...

If you’re a Dish subscriber, you may already be familiar with Amazon’s Alexa, as the company introduced Alexa for its Hopper devices in April 2017 and expanded support to its Joey clients in October ...

DISH is looking to end "where's the remote?" hunting with an update for its Hopper and Wally set-top boxes that adds Amazon Alexa support. The new feature works with Amazon's Echo, Echo Dot, and ...

Dish Network (DISH +0.4%) says it is enhancing voice control on its Hopper DVR receivers by adding the Google Assistant. That will tie the devices into existing home automation and allow customers to ...

The days of frantically searching for a lost TV remote may soon be coming to an end, at least for Dish customers, as Amazon’s digital brain Alexa can now control Dish DVRs. For it to work, users will ...

Dish Network customers who have the company's Wally, Hopper, or Joey DVR will soon have access to Hands-Free TV via Google Assistant support. The company announced the new integration today, though it ...

Second-generation voice remote features voice search and command, motion-activated backlighting and Remote Finder Two customizable buttons create shortcuts to user’s choice, like Netflix, parental ...

Amazon Echo owners who also have a Dish Hopper DVR can now surf channels hands-free, using only their voice and the power of Alexa. Dish first announced back in CES 2016 that it will add the ...

Amazon Echo owners have been able to control their Dish Hopper DVRs over a year now using Alexa voice commands. If you’ve been living in envy, the wait is now over as the Google Assistant can now help ...

Dish Network customers won't have to change the channel from their remote controls anymore. Now, they can just ask Google. SEE ALSO: Google Home Max is the best smart speaker if you love your music ...

If you buy something from a Verge link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. Owners of a Hopper DVR and an Amazon Echo can now change the channel or find a specific programming ...

The Google Assistant can now control Dish Network’s Hopper DVR devices. The feature will allow users to use the “OK Google” command to turn to a specific TV show or channel, rewind or pause a video, ...