How to create an Alexa routine to turn off the holiday magic As well as a routine to turn on your lights, it's a good idea to set one up to turn them off again too, along with any holiday ...

Alexa's Routines function lets you complete multiple tasks using just a single voice command. Here's a handy guide on how to add Routines to your smart home.

Want to make your holiday lights smarter? You can control your lights with an Alexa command. Here's exactly how to set it up and everything you need to know.

All it takes is Alexa Routines, a special feature for Alexa-compatible smart devices you can use to set up sequences of actions to take place one after another.

How to Set Up an Alexa Routine Open the Alexa app on your phone or tablet, tap the More tab at the bottom, then choose Routines. You will find some preset routines on the Featured tab.

To set up location-based routines, create a new routine in the Alexa app and under the When This Happens section, select Location. Enter your home address and select Arrives or Leaves.

The goal of Alexa routines is to make your day seamless and productive. Here's what you need to know to get started.

Those of you who have set up Alexa Routines to automate your Alexa-enabled devices and accessories can now let others try your custom experience.

If you have Alexa but you're not using routines, you're missing out. Here's everything you can automate your Alexa app to do.

In this instance, you can tell Alexa to only turn the light on if a baby's crying is heard for at least 30 seconds. For other routines, you might want to increase this, with up to 60 minutes possible.

Learn how to start your smart home by letting Alexa help you turn on the lights.

Amazon is rolling out a number of new options for Alexa routines. Starting today, you can set up a routine to trigger actions when your alarm stops.