If you live in an Alexa-powered home and use your iPhone app to turn on lights, get information, and just generally live your smart life, you're going to like what's going on in the latest update.

If you know you're going to use Alexa (or any other app) often, the home screen is a good place to put it for easy access. 1. On your iPhone, swipe left until you hit the home screen filled with ...

Amazon Alexa is flexible and compatible with many smart home devices but can be clunky and has no native smartphone support.

Whether you’re listening at home or on the go, you don’t need to worry about losing your spot. Link your account in the Alexa app using your Apple ID, and you can seamlessly pick up where you left off ...

Amazon Alexa - the personal assistant built into Amazon Echo smart speakers - is designed to work seamlessly with your iPhone in several ways. Using the Alexa app in the App Store, you can perform ...

The first Amazon Echo, all the way back in 2014, was pitched as a device for a few simple things: playing music, asking basic questions, getting the weather. Since then, Amazon has found a few new ...

Login credentials for two compatible smart home platforms An app that acts as a virtual smart hub: Alexa, Apple Home, Google Home, SmartThings, IFTTT, etc. I'll limit my examples to Alexa ...

After plugging in your Alexa device, download the free Amazon Alexa app on the Apple Store or Google Play Store. If the app is already downloaded, make sure it is updated to the latest version.

• In your Google Home app, tap the gear icon, then Subscriptions, then Nest Aware, then Emergency calling. • You can then ...