IKEA is known for making affordable products, and its latest GÖMPYSSLING light, primarily designed for use in wardrobes, cabinets, and as nightlights, does the same. The cost of a motion sensor light ...

Wire Coat Hangers can be caught when fishing outside ripples in open water in any area of Glamour Gulch. This region includes Haute Plateau, Modish Marsh, Paisley Park, and Runway River. Runway River ...

We've all been there, stumbling to the toilet in a sleepy stupor when that last evening tea finally catches up with us in the middle of the night. And then you get met with the blinding bathroom light ...

Aside from its various processor, memory, and device capacity improvements, the new Philips Hue Bridge Pro comes with a killer feature: the ability to turn your existing Hue lights into motion sensors ...

Presence/motion sensors are one of the best ways to make automations feel more natural, but most of them run on batteries and eventually have to be swapped. That’s one of the main reasons I really ...

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Philips Hue used IFA 2025 to debut the Hue Bridge Pro, a major upgrade to its smart home hub. As someone who’s relied on the Hue ecosystem for years, what excites me most about this new bridge is the ...

Philips has just announced a monster list of new products for its Hue lineup, part of an overhaul announced at the IFA conference in Berlin. In recent years, the Philips Hue line has struggled, as ...

Ahead of an expected launch this week, a new leak on Amazon has not only revealed the entire new collection of Philips Hue products, but also the way that Bridge Pro will turn your existing bulbs into ...

When I was a teenager, I was—shockingly, I know—deeply nerdy. At a science-fiction convention, I bought a button that read, “186,282 miles/second: Not just a good idea, it’s the law.” It was poking ...