
Philips Hue just released a big bugfix update for its app and Hue Secure cameras, resolving several stability issues and offering a few new capabilities. The Philips Hue App Update, version 5.30, intends to improve user experience while the firm prepares for larger enhancements in the future, such as multi-bridge support and new 24-hour scene possibilities.
In addition to app upgrades, Philips Hue has published firmware version 1.2.26 for its Hue Secure Cameras, which will be distributed at the end of November 2024. However, the availability of these cameras in India remains unknown.
This update centers on:
Looking ahead, Philips Hue intends to link its cameras with Amazon Alexa and Google Home within the next two weeks. This connection will allow users to view live footage from their Hue Secure cameras on compatible devices such as Echo Show or Fire TV. When this feature becomes available, a tutorial will be provided on how to set it up.
As users await these upgrades, the community is urged to provide feedback on their experiences with the new features, notably improvements in motion detection accuracy. This update demonstrates Philips Hue’s commitment to improving its smart home ecosystem while efficiently addressing customer input and technological hurdles.
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Source: Hueblog.com
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