Multicolor LIFX LED light bulbs can be controlled by smartphone
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The LIFX app can be used to dim or brighten specific lights or groups of lights
LIFX bulbs can be made to change color in time to the beat of the user's music
LIFX multicolor LED light bulbs can be controlled via a smartphone app
LIFX bulbs install like a regular light bulb
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When it comes to replacing the soon-to-be-obsolete incandescent light bulbs in our homes, LEDs are certainly a good way to go – they’re highly energy-efficient, they last for years, and they emit a nicer quality of light than compact fluorescents. Now, San Francisco-based LIFX Labs has set about making them even more attractive. The company’s new LIFX (pronounced “life-ex”) LED bulbs can be remotely controlled from the user’s smartphone, and they change color.
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