LG unveils Smart LED Bulb

LG has revealed its Smart LED Bulb
that you can control from your
smartphone or tablet using a WiFi
connection. LG claims that these low
wattage bulbs are energy efficient
and will run for more than a decade
with 5 hours of usage every day.
The LG Smart Bulbs comes with a
security-oriented feature that turns
the light on when you’re not home.
The smart bulbs will also flash when
your phone rings. It also comes with
a “party mode”, that makes the bulb
flash in different colors in
correspondence with the music
that’s playing. This feature is
enabled only for Android devices for
now.
The LG Smart Bulb will cost you
around 35,000 won or approx $32
(Rs. 1,950). The Smart Bulb will be
launched in South Korea, but there
has been no word whether it will
make it to other countries.
LG have officially announced that it
will be launching its Google's
Android Wear based smartwatch
in the second quarter of this year.
The LG G Watch will comes with
features like 'Ok Google' and will be
compatible with a wide range of
Android smartphones. The LG G
Watch will have a fitness tracker and
will alert users to follow their
exercise goals. Apart from that the G
watch will let users call for a taxi,
make restaurant reservations, send
text messages, and much more.
Apart from LG, Google has also
partnered with Motorola, Asus, HTC,
Samsung and Fossil Group for
developing Android wear based
smartwatches.

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