Imagine that moment when the room where you were just sitting became a movie act with your Samsung TV lighting up with Hue lighting up each frame. Wow, so that was it, huh? Enjoy the rest of the show! Start the match and Philips takes the reins for Samsung with its Hue Sync TV app, just shown all the way, with more features and an installment payment option.
Here’s the exciting news:
Audience expansion: On Wednesday, Netflix launched its tablet TV app, available in the US, as it shines a light on couches in Brazil, the Czech Republic, Hong Kong, Poland and Slovakia.
Pay your way: There’s a way you can pay for the app in the form of a budget-friendly US$2.99 per month subscription that won’t force you to make a one-time payment.
In the meantime, the good news is that you can make the magic happen here and now by syncing your Samsung TVs across three in your home, which will take you a step further with creating a cohesive environment.
Lights, Music, Action! Here comes the newest addition to our system: Music Mode! With this specific function, Hue bulbs can activate your home entertainment system in sync with the music playing on the TV. You go there. Fire up Spotify, Apple Music, and our good old YouTube Music, and get ready for a high-quality music experience.
This upgrade is a perfect example of high-end entertainment ideal for movie buffs, music lovers, and those who care about the look and feel of their home theater. Along with the latter two features, you can also find a subscription option and exciting music modes in the app. Thus, it has everything that is required to run your TV in children’s playgrounds and residential areas for senior citizens.
