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Reddit user Droppedthe_ball (via 9to5Google) has spotted that custom Assistant Routines now have a new “Delay start” option. This new option appears after you tap “Add action” when creating a new Routine. While you get the same list of actions as before, there’s now a new “Time adjustments” section towards the bottom. It houses the “Delay start” option with the description: Start action after a set time. According to the Redditor, you can set delay times as low as one minute....

This is going to be a really great power strip to use during the holidays when you have many different things plugged in, like Christmas decorations. In addition to that, having two USB-A ports available for charging your smartphone, tablet or smartwatch, is also a nice thing to have. Set up is super simple on the Kasa Smart Plug Power Strip. Download the Kasa Smart app (Android, iOS), plug in your smart power strip and connect to WiFi to start controlling your devices....

It works with Alexa, but there’s no microphone or speaker inside It works with Alexa, but there’s no microphone or speaker inside While it does work with Alexa, you will need another compatible Alexa-enabled device. Like an Echo Dot, or the Alexa app. You’ll be able to use your voice to set the temperature, whether you’re home or not.

Another thing to note is that you can only forward messages for a single Gmail address, and not an email group or alias. There are a lot of reasons why you would want to automatically forward some emails, especially if you need to group them for work in specific inboxes and so on. Whatever your reason may be, it’s doable. Down below, we’ll guide you one step at a time, and you’ll also find some screenshots to help you set this up....

With that said, you may be wondering how you can watch your favorite teams this year. Well we have you covered, particularly if you’ve cut the cord. In this article, we’ll show you how you can watch plenty of College Football this season. How To Watch College Football How To Watch College Football The majority of all college football games are broadcast on ABC, NBC, CBS, FOX, ESPN, FS1 and NBCSN....