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LIFX is dropping support for its official Windows app, but suggests a web app as an alternative.
Call it stiff competition or just a small market, but Philips Hue Lights competitor LIFX is dropping support for its official app for Windows 10.
One of the few official smart home apps for the OS, which recently made our list of top apps for your home, LIFX is stopping development for Windows 10 for familiar reasons. As it turns out, most users operate their smart home from a smartphone, and it is there Android, and iOS have a leg up even over Windows 10 for PC.
Full story from the WindowsCentral blog...07-29-2017 11:30 AM
Smart-bulb maker LIFX drops support for Windows 10 but hints at a web app version for the future
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