While Signify's new Hue Gradient Play Light Strip is underwhelming from a HomeKit perspective, it is the best way yet to sync your TV to your lights. Over the years, Signify has continued to add new ...

Signify revealed an expanded set of "gradient collection" Philips Hue products this week alongside news of pairing with Spotify. The headliner device is the Philips Hue Play gradient light tube, a ...

Philips Hue parent company Signify today announced several new Hue lighting options, the most exciting of which feature the gradient technology that was added to the Philips Hue Play Lightstrip last ...

On Wednesday, Signify refreshed much of its Philips Hue portfolio with several new smart bulbs, new multi-color gradient lamps and new software features designed to push the boundaries of the smart ...

Savant-owned GE Lighting is jumping into the home entertainment space with its new Dynamic Effects line of smart devices, starting with a pair of gradient color light strips that can sync with your ...

Signify-owned Philips Hue is showing off a range of eye-catching smart lights at IFA 2022 in Berlin, including transparent, globe-style bulbs with glowing interior tubes, as well as a new gradient ...

Smart lights are the cheapest, easiest way to get started with a smart home. Philips Hue, one of the most popular smart light markers, just took the wraps off a whole new lineup of smart lighting for ...

Cam has worked in online tech reporting since 2010 and has a BA (Hons) degree in TV and Film Production. His responsibilities at Pocket-lint include planning our video strategy, then producing and ...

Lightstrips are one of the most flexible and popular Hue products, and there’s an even better version on the way: the Philips Hue Gradient Lightstrip Ambiance. While existing Lightstrips let you ...

Starting at $229.99, the Play Gradient Lightstrip is a costly addition to the Philips Hue smart lighting family, albeit a fun one. The flexible strip attaches to the back of your TV and smartly syncs ...

Will was the Phones Editor at Android Police from August 2022 to May 2025, which usually meant his desk was covered in a dozen different smartphones at any given time. Prior to that, he was a news ...