Amazon adds webcam support to the Fire TV Cube - The Verge

Call any Alexa-enabled device with a screen, including smartphones, Fire tablets, and the Echo Show.

But it allows owners of that product to start two-way video calls with “any Alexa-enabled device with a screen, including tablets, phones and devices like the Echo Show.” A new software update that enables video calling will begin rolling out today through the coming weeks in the US, UK, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, and Spain.

These video calls all start with video off by default.

With holiday shopping likely to generate a flurry of package deliveries this month, Fire TV owners will be able to receive notifications on their Fire TV screen when the doorbell rings and watch the security camera video in full-screen by saying “Alexa, show me [Ring device name],” or “Alexa, talk to [Ring device name].” Fire TV devices can receive doorbell notifications for Ring doorbell devices only; Fire TV Cube (2nd generation) is not supported

Responses will be answered by Alexa on a partial screen overlay on top of full-screen video playback or the Fire TV browse screen background