All good things must come to the end. The Harman Kardon Invoke speaker will soon lose Cortana service integration. This smart device will now become a Bluetooth-enabled speaker with no access to a ...

Slated for release on Wednesday, the previously announced update will essentially turn the Invoke into a “dumb” Bluetooth speaker, Paul Thurrott reports. An FAQ on Karman Kardon’s support site says ...

Microsoft has been slowly removing Cortana from devices and platforms but this latest bit of news might be the most damning move it has done. While other devices or platforms only had Cortana as an ...

Microsoft’s Cortana virtual assistant software isn’t exactly dead, but it’s not exactly living its best life either. Earlier this year Microsoft announced that it was killing off some key features ...

Harman Kardon's Invoke was the first speaker to use Microsoft's Cortana speaker, and as it later turned out, also the last. In 2020, Microsoft said it would end consumer support for Cortana on iOS, ...

The Harman Kardon Invoke is the first (and still only) smart speaker to include baked-in support for Microsoft’s Cortana voice assistant. When it launched last year for $200, the Invoke was more ...

Rather than jumping through hoops to enable skills, just go to use the skill on the Invoke as if it were already enabled. You'll get prompted on your Win10 PC for whatever else you need to do - ...