Here are 7 examples of how to use Bixby Routines on a Samsung phone

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Bixby Routines was introduced earlier this year along with the Galaxy S10 series and the feature is, of course, included in the Galaxy Note 10 lineup as well. It’s one of the more unique characteristics differentiating Samsung’s smartphones from the competition. It’s a deceptively simple tool that packs quite a punch and allows users to create a variety of automated tasks based on the IFTTT (If This Then That) principle.

With Bixby Routines, you can determine what actions your smartphone should perform when certain conditions are met. A condition can be a time of day, a location, a certain action on your phone, your battery level or battery charging status, and much more. As a simple example, you can set Bixby Routines so that your phone automatically starts playing music once it’s been connected to your car. Or you can tell your device to show you a different set of Lock Screen shortcuts at certain hours of the day.

Bixby Routines offers tons of possibilities and you can experiment with different conditions and actions to automate tasks based on your unique user experience. The system is quite customizable; it’s not limited to just one condition or action per Routine, so you can set a variety of parameters.