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-Alexa is a virtual assistance developed by Amazon. It's capable of recognizing voice commands so you can interact with Alexa and have access to their powerful actions. 
+Alexa is a virtual assistant developed by Amazon. It's capable of recognizing voice commands so you can interact with Alexa through its Echo devices and have access to their powerful actions. 
 
 # How can I connect Tasmota devices to Alexa
 
-Just enable a Emulation. The device will be found in Alexa App
-(Use Belkin for one relay or HueEmulation for one ore more relays and lights)
+To control a Tasmota device with Alexa, enable emulation (Configure Other on the Tasmotat web UI).
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-Since Version 6.5.0.9 (development) light control is not on/off and dimming only. You can control color via Alexa now.
-Enable HueEmulation in Tasmota and do a device discovery in Alexa App. No skill needed. Select Hue Bridge V1 as device.
-HueEmulation does not support sensors 
+Use `Belkin WeMo` for devices with a single relay or `Hue Bridge` for devices with one or more relays or for lights. Tasmota devices will be discovered by the Alexa app.
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+For control of lights, color control (introduced in version 6.5.0.9 (development)), on/off, and dimming is supported. Enable `Hue Bridge` emulation in Tasmota and perform a device discovery in the Alexa app. No skill needs to be added to Alexa. Select Hue Bridge V1 as the device type.
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+**Note: Hue Bridge emulation does not support sensors.**
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