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How to follow the Amazon devices event on February 26

It&#39;s sort of out of character for Amazon to be hosting a devices event in February, as opposed to its usual Fall launch. But this Wednesday (February 26) at 10am ET, the company is holding a presentation in New York City. As it&#39;s done in the past, Amazon won&#39;t be livestreaming this event, and you won&#39;t be able to watch Panos Panay and his colleagues present to members of the media. Don&#39;t worry about FOMO, though, because we&#39;ve got you. Engadget will be attending and liveblogging the event, so if you follow our updates it&#39;ll almost feel like you&#39;re right there with us! We&#39;ll have commentary on the announcements, as well as the in-person vibes and quality of snacks. Our Sam Rutherford will be sharing pictures, too, so you won&#39;t miss a thing. Bookmark this page and come back on February 26 to stay informed!<br /> In case you were curious if it&#39;ll be worth your time, here&#39;s a quick refresher on what we expect to see at Amazon&#39;s devices event this week: Alexa. The company has teased its next-gen assistant for what feels like years at this point, promising a conversational cadence and the ability to process and execute complex requests.<br /> Rumors are sparse on what Amazon has up its sleeve, so we&#39;re not too sure whether there will be any new hardware. It&#39;s quite likely the company will show us updated Echo speakers to go along with the smarter Alexa, or a refreshed model of the Echo Buds that serve as a conduit for the assistant. For now, though, we assume there won&#39;t be new Kindles at the event, since Amazon released those late last year. This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/how-to-follow-the-amazon-devices-event-on-february-26-200022212.html?src=rss