Using Philips Hue lights in your home can enhance the security of your home. You can control the lights from any location using the free app. In addition to lighting your home, you can also turn on the lights automatically when it's dark outside or randomly when you're out of the house. In addition, the Philips Hue lighting system can be controlled remotely. If you're interested in learning more about the Philips smart home lights, read on.
The Philips Hue lighting system is controlled by the Philips Hue Bridge, a central controller for the bulbs. The Hue Bridge works with Apple's HomeKit app or the Philips Hue app to communicate with the lights. In 2016, Philips updated the bridge to the square v2 version, which had higher processor and memory. The final version of the Philips device was released in April 2020, and will not work with the round v1 bridge. Users can still use the app with the old v1 bridge. The 4.0 app is open source, so third-party apps can be easily integrated into the Philips ecosystem.
The Philips Hue app has an Android app called hueDynamic. It has a host of features, including sound and experience. The latter lets you create scenes based on photos stored on the bridge. You can also set up a "Disco" mode and control the lights from your phone. And if you have multiple bridges, you can use hueDynamic to control all of them from one platform.
