My house has every Intelligent Assistant so far now: Siri, Alexa, Ok Google, Bixby, Hey Cortana...

I would like to include an important point regarding SMS authentication, specifically in regards to all T-Mobile subscribers:

The people who penned it?

You can scoop a lot out with three seashells.

If they’re able to CGI-out Henry Cavill’s moustache in Justice League and CGI-in Arnold Schwarzenegger’s face in the re-release of Terminator 2: Judgment Day, surely they could’ve CGI’ed-out a helmet or CGI’ed-in the head of the actor riding the motorcycle.

It’s just like when eating pasta and antipasto, it’s like you never had a meal at all.

It’s political, and that’s what makes it even more crazy.

Why bother with stupid third-party apps when you can look cool and be more functional with a thumb extender stylus?

You forgot World Trade Center starring Nicolas Cage, also released in 2006.

Had to watch that twice just to enjoy it and make sure I didn’t miss anything the first time around. She is hilarious.

That would’ve been Bernie Sanders. :)

Sounds like you’re pretty bitter about something. All I can say is to the SyncUP DRIVE on T-Mobile. I don’t have to repeat anything 15 times or spend 15 minutes of repeated time-outs. My wife uses it in the car at every opportunity, so it passes Wife Acceptance Factor, and that’s good enough for me.

I’ve had the Echo Dot in my car for over a year already, and prior to the SyncUP DRIVE’s release, I was using a slower LTE connection from a hotspot set up on a Sprint Moto E on RingPlus before it shut down. Been working great on either setup.

Yes, according to article I linked above, you can use an approved app on your smartphone and stream to a Bluetooth-connected Amazon Echo that is plugged into the Aux In port in your car and getting its internet from the SyncUP DRIVE. However, it kinda defeats the purpose of needing an Amazon Echo or the SyncUP DRIVE…

There’s NEVER an overage charge for any current plan on T-Mobile. I believe it slows down to 3G/2G speeds after the allotment is depleted for the month, so it still allows communication with the device for alerts and basic functionality.

If you have T-Mobile, it’s $20 per month for 6GB.

T-Mobile SyncUP DRIVE works great as a hotspot. I use it with my Dot and stream iHeartRadio, Pandora, Spotify, TuneIn and Amazon Music Unlimited. Because the FM reception is so low resolution, iHeartRadio and TuneIn of the same channels give me perfect quality.

Zayn Malik?

According to the user Q&A in the product description:

According to the user Q&A in the product description: