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11/28/2020, 02:03 PM
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icon.png webOS One Night Stand Released!
What is It?
- An elegant, customizable clock
- The first-ever Hue controller for webOS
- The one and only app you'll need for your night stand

One Night Stand is a perfect use case for an old Pre phone -- but it works with any webOS device -- and its the One and only app you'll need running on your Night Stand. There's no need to put a Google Home or Amazon Alexa in your room, listening to you sleep, when a webOS device will do the trick.
This Mojo App has 3 main scenes:
Clock Scene
The Clock Scene is persistent (keeps the device awake), landscape oriented (left oriented on Pre for best alignment with its Touchstone, right oriented on TouchPad for its Touchstone), and minimal. Designed to cast the least amount of light possible into a dark room, the face has no buttons or extra chrome until you tap on it. Once tapped, the command bar appears and let's you configure the settings, or launch the Lamp Scene.
Lamp Scene
The lamp scene has discrete controls for one or two lamps, and general controls for as many lights as you want. Also using a minimal design, you can quickly turn on/off lamps with a single tap, or bring up a dimmer, for more fine grained control. The All On/Off text widgets control all selected lights at once -- even those that do not have their own icon in the UI.
Settings Scene
The settings scene lets you control the appearance of the clock face, including color and size, turn on support for 24-hour time, and most importantly, link with a Philips Hue bridge to get a list of lights you want to control.
The Hue link process is the same as modern apps on other platforms, save that it doesn't support auto-discovery: enter the IP address of your bridge, hit OK, then hit the Link button on your bridge. Your webOS device will complete pairing, and return you to the list, where you can select which lights you want to control.
What are Hue Lights?
Simply put, they're the best smart lights on the market. No messing around with WiFi pairing each bulb, all Hue lights are automatically connected to a Zigbee mesh network controlled by a central bridge. They come in a variety of sizes, shapes and colors -- One Night Stand even knows if an individual bulb supports color or not, thanks to a re-usable Hue Model Library available to any webOS developer.
Note: Use of a local bridge is not compatible with a remote proxy.
How To Get It
If you don't have any Hue Lights -- don't worry. It still makes a beautiful bed-side clock for any old webOS device you have kicking around.
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