Sour Switch Note to everyone thinking of sticking one of the new Nintendo Switch game cartridges in their mouth: don't. The gadgets are reportedly covered in a bitter substance. How was this uncovered? Blogger Jeff Gerstmann tweeted he'd done just that: put the game cartridge in his mouth. Nintendo confirmed that they had coated the cartridges with a substance called denatonium benzoate to keep them out of children's mouths. The chemical is widely used in nail polishes used to stop children from sucking their thumbs and adults from biting their nails. Nintendo, of course, launched the $299 Switch just last Friday, its new gaming console that has re-charmed gamers who have fallen out of love with Nintendo over the last few years. But nothing is charming about having your mouth taste sour and bitter. So keep those tiny games out of your mouth.

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Alexa Voice Amazon may be looking to launch a new Alexa device that can make phone calls just by telling Alexa to place the call. The feature will also allow people to speak to others with Alexa-enabled devices, like a walkie talkie. No word on when this launch, but the device is reportedly already being tested. (Via Recode)

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