Huetro, an app for controlling you Philips Hue Lights, has been updated to include support for the Microsoft Band 2. Coming in at version 3.3, the latest update also includes a number of bug fixes, along with general "UI improvements," according to the developer.
From Huetro's developer on Twitter:
#Huetro 3.3 is out now: https://t.co/UNMx8w3T9N! UI improvements, bugfixes and Microsoft Band 2 support :)! @windowscentral @Daniel_Rubino#Huetro 3.3 is out now: https://t.co/UNMx8w3T9N! UI improvements, bugfixes and Microsoft Band 2 support :)! @windowscentral @Daniel_Rubino— Niels (@Niels9001) September 19, 2016
With support for the Microsoft Band 2, you'll now be able to use Huetro to easily control your Philips Hue lights from your wrist. If you're interested in checking out all of the latest changes to the Huetro app, be sure to grab the latest version on the Windows Store and let us know what you think in the comments!
Download Huetro for Hue from the Windows Store
