Sentences with phrase «setting kitchen timers»

The Echo speakers are widely adored in homes, where people have put Alexa, Amazon's virtual assistant that controls Echo, to work on tasks like creating shopping lists, setting kitchen timers, playing music and turning on the lights.

Set the kitchen timer for 10 minutes and challenge your preschooler to «Beat the Clock.»

With over 6,000 skills available, Alexa can also control one's smart home, request car service, set kitchen timers and check the weather - all hands - free by just using your voice.

Using Alexa, the system's voice - command service, you can now turn on smart lights, play music, or even set a kitchen timer.

To start my day with as little hassle as possible, I fix my daughter breakfast then set my kitchen timer for 20 minutes.

Not exact matches

Before you sit down, set a time limit (consider keeping a kitchen timer nearby to alert you when time's up).

Get yourself a kitchen timer and set it to go off every 30 minutes.

When you're at home, leave the puppy out of the crate, but set a timer (you know, one of those we use in the kitchen for timing) for every 60 - 90 minutes (no cheating; 90 minutes is the maximum).

I used a kitchen timer set at 30 minutes (not 45) and re-read several sentences to fill up the time until the timer rang.»

You set your timer (be it a kitchen timer, your cell phone alarm, etc.) and then focus your actions on one specific task during that time (pick something off the list you created in Step # 1.)

When Siri did work, it was for the small stuff Siri is generally good at, like converting units in the kitchen or setting a timer.

Amazon also suggested that customers could put the device in their kitchens, where they could set timers and add items to their shopping list.

Or use Spot in the kitchen to easily set and see timers, call friends and family, see shopping and to do lists, and more.

For the most part, Alexa's kitchen utility is limited to its timer - setting abilities and basic recipe - reading skills.

With the Switch +, you can use Alexa pretty much like any other smart speaker; you can set alarms for timers (which would make the Switch + handy in the kitchen), listen to podcasts, play games and more.

This helps keep your Echo from listening (and recording) unnecessary information, and it gives you an easy word to shout from the kitchen when you want to set a timer.

I'm particularly enamored with using Siri in the kitchen, where I can tell her to set a timer or ask for help with converting measurements when I'm elbow deep in a recipe.

It does literally everything you can do on your standard Google Home, like automate smart home controls, play stuff on your TV, listen to Spotify or YouTube Music, set timers in your kitchen, and more.

Using Google Assistant, you can dim the lights in a specific room, set timers, change light colors, and even ask if you left the kitchen lights on.

Or use Dot in the kitchen to easily set timers, ask for measurement conversions and recipes, and shop for tens of millions of Amazon products using just your voice.

I've used it in the kitchen to set timers and convert measurements, and I've used it in the living room to control everything in my house.

Amazon has pitched this device has something you can place on your night stand to set alarms, or something you can have on your kitchen counter for cooking timers.

So it's baffling that the HomePod can't set more than one timer or name those timers; anyone who cooks with a smart speaker in their kitchen knows how incredibly useful that is.

Features include a small number of built - in programs, a memory button for your favourite setting and a kitchen timer.