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Hueblog wishes you a happy new year These were the best articles in 2021

These were the best articles in 2021

It's that time again: a year is coming to an end. It's not quite over yet, but I would like to take this opportunity to wish you a happy new year. And in 2022, I will of course be happy if you visit my blog regularly. If you still have a little time left in the remaining hours of 2021, you can take a look at the highlights of the year.

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Hue Calla soon also available in stainless steel look Outdoor pedestal light gets an alternative look

Outdoor pedestal light gets an alternative look

The Philips Hue Calla is a very special model in the Philips Hue range. After all, it was the first outdoor model of the manufacturer, in the summer of 2018 it came onto the market together with the Hue Lily. That was three and a half years ago by now. In January, Philips Hue will introduce another model of the Hue Calla.

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Watch out: Not all Philips TVs support Hue Ambilight+Hue is not always included

Ambilight+Hue is not always included

In the past few weeks, I have repeatedly received a few enquiries on the subject and I also keep stumbling across it on social networks: The “Ambilight+Hue” function of Philips TVs. In principle, the whole thing works very simply: in the settings of the TV, a connection to the Hue Bridge is first established and then the lamps that are to extend the Ambilight in the room are selected.

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Philips Hue 4.10 released: All changes at a glance New scenes and new Spotify option

New scenes and new Spotify option

A few days later than I expected, but still in time for Christmas, Philips Hue has received another update. Among other things, version 4.10 brings seven colourful and Christmassy scenes, which you can now find in the Hue light scenes gallery. Also new is an option for Spotify integration. The developer team writes in the update description: “The new Style setting in the Sync tab makes your Philips Hue + Spotify even more customizable.

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Philips Hue Xamento: The first multicoloured ceiling light for the bathroom A lot of light, but also some shadow

A lot of light, but also some shadow

Today I would like to take an in-depth look at the new Philips Hue Xamento. It is the first bathroom ceiling light by Philips Hue that is equipped with White and Color Ambiance technology. This means that in addition to various shades of white, the Xamento ceiling light is also the first of its kind to be able to display all 16 million colours.

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Philips Hue 4.10 comes with Christmas scenes Spotify integration is also improved

Spotify integration is also improved

The development team of the Philips Hue app is currently preparing the next update. It is expected that version 4.10 of the Hue app will be released in the Apple App Store and Google Play Store as early as next week. I can already tell you what new features the update will bring.

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Old or new motion sensor: How big is the difference? I have tried it out for you

I have tried it out for you

Last week I was able to reveal to you that Philips Hue has not only changed the design of the packaging for the indoor motion sensor, but is also delivering a new hardware revision. On paper, there are the following changes: A new sensor that can detect movement at a distance of seven metres instead of the previous five, two additional sensitivity levels and a new setup button.

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iConnectHue 4.8: Gradient support and other new features New update available in the App Store

New update available in the App Store

Philips Hue has claimed the launch of the new Gradient products all to itself. What do I mean by that? The APIs and tools necessary for developers were only released after the actual market launch. This explains why the initial integration with Hue Essentials did not necessarily turn out to be great and iConnectHue can only now come up with the corresponding update.

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Philips Hue improves its motion sensor with new technology Improved sensitivity thanks to new sensor

Improved sensitivity thanks to new sensor

Secretly, quietly, Philips Hue has launched a new generation of its motion sensor. Okay, new generation might not be the right word, but in any case it is a new, improved hardware revision. The focus is on a new sensor lens that, according to my information, has a slightly higher sensitivity.

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iOS 15 causes geofencing problems with Philips Hue Apple bug also affects other apps

Apple bug also affects other apps

If you have been wondering in the past few weeks why the geofencing of your Hue app no longer works properly, then I can tell you today: It's not your fault and it's not the fault of Philips Hue that your lights no longer switch on and off reliably when you come home or leave home.

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