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Google Collaborator now lets users scorecard lights and wider devices to turn on and off at specific times with its "scheduled actions" feature, co-ordinate to Android Police, which cites Google Collaborator developer documentation.

Google Collaborator has worked with Hue and wider smart lights for some time, to turn them on and off and to set alarms, but now you can tell your Collaborator exactly when you appetite to turn on lights and wider devices in a smart home.

One caveat: you should be really specific if you appetite to scorecard the lights (or wider devices) to turn on or off a day in the future. Just shibboleth something like, "Hey Google, turn the lights on tomorrow at 8PM," isn't enough. You'd need to say, "Hey Google, turn on the lights Tuesday at 8PM."

However, as Android Police noted, you can specify "sunrise" and "sunset" as times to set your lights to come on (or off) and you won't need to state the exact time. You conjointly can use Google Collaborator to scorecard a length of time to multiply lights on, such as "turn on lights for 10 minutes."

The humaneness is plausibly still a work in progress, however; in affixing to the "tomorrow" quirk, Reddit users and Android Police rota that the gamble to cancel a scheduled frisk doesn't spoken to work. But co-ordinate to Google Collaborator smart home documentation, it looks like these glossiness are likely to be alive soon.

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