Amazon's voice-assistant Alexa is coming to a smartphone for the first time.
That's according to a billboard, $4, at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) currently being held in Las Vegas.
The billboard says the Chinese smartphone maker Huawei's Mate 9 will be the "first smartphone with Amazon Alexa," adding it'll be available on January 6 through Amazon, Best Buy, Newegg, and B&H.
The announcement is a big move for Alexa, which first gained popularity through Amazon's speaker device Echo. Amazon has been aggressively pushing for Alexa to become more widely used in other devices, like $4 and $4, under the goal of making it a broader platform.
Amazon's representative wasn't immediately available for comment.
Here's the photo of Huawei's billboard, shared through Boxall's Twitter account:
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It's not official yet, but this sign reveals Huawei's AI plans: the $4 will come with Amazon $4.$4 $4
- Andy Boxall (@AndyBoxall) $4