![]() ![]() Signify has also launched a new vintage-style Philips Hue Filament candle bulb that's capable of diffusing dimmable warm-to-cool white light, as well as a new gradient lightstrip for PC that will be available on September 13th in the UK for prices starting at £130 (US$151). Not including the cords, the bulbs will be available in the fourth quarter of 2022 for prices starting at £75 (US$87). They will be available in thee different shapes, namely large globe, ellipsis and triangular, and can be sold with a black or white fabric-wrapped cord and holder. The new Lightguide bulbs have a distinct inner tube that can diffuse light in any color. In addition to announcing the applications' merging, Signify has also added a handful of new smart lighting products to its Philips Hue lineup. Signify said it will phase out the standalone sync app, though it didn't say when exactly it would be pulled out from app stores. With the sync app's integration, you can set up the sync box, as well as enable features such as voice control for it, within the main Hue app. That box is what you need if, say, you want to sync your smart lights with what's playing on your TV. The Philips Hue sync app controls the ecosystem's sync box, which you can use to connect four devices to your setup via HDMI. Now, Signify has announced that it's making things a bit less confusing by merging the Philips Hue sync app into the main Hue app sometime in the fourth quarter. When you search for " Philips Hue" on your phone's app store, a few options will pop out.
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