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We’re very excited to announce the newest addition to SmartThings Labs: Logitech Harmony. Please stay tuned, and thank you for your patience. Note: We are in talks with Logitech Harmony to improve this integration and should be releasing changes that greatly enhance its performance and reliability soon.

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Among the upcoming features, users will have the ability to use old Galaxy devices as monitors and cameras as part of Samsung’s upcycling program.įor more information about SmartThings Labs or to learn how to join the program, please visit: Along with the four above-mentioned features, there will be a total of eight features available in the US, and seven in Korea. Users simply open up the SmartThings app, tap the menu bar within, select SmartApps, and finally, tap on the “More” menu to select SmartThings Labs to be automatically connected to features that are currently being tested. SmartThings Labs features seamlessly integrates into Works With SmartThings devices.

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Device as a Bluetooth Keyboard: Users can key input into their televisions and accompanying apps through a Bluetooth keyboard.

TV Quick Control: Add TV Control widget on the notification panel and lock screen on your phone.

Virtual Switch: Create switches that can be used in scenes and automation without buying actual devices.

Universal Remote control: Control multiple devices on a single screen, scrolling through different connected devices.

To kick off the debut of SmartThings Labs, users will be able to test the following services: SmartThings Labs also includes features such as providing real-time feedback directly to engineers and compatibility with other Works with SmartThings devices. SmartThings Labs is an added service within the current SmartThings app, offering advanced access to upcoming features for consumers to test ahead of official release. SmartThings continues to enhance the user experience and we are pleased to officially unveil SmartThings Labs. Some features may be removed or changed without notice. Some features may only be available for certain devices, models, or countries. *SmartThings Lab uses experimental features.

Using Automations, you can now control your devices using the sounds detected by the sensor.

The sensor detects 5 types of sounds including baby crying, dog barking, cat meowing, glass breaking, and knock on door. The new sound sensor will now be available on your device list.

Go back to your current phone and open the SmartThings app.

Tap “Sound sensor” to add your legacy phone as a sound sensor.

Using Automations, you can now adjust your lighting based on the brightness level detected by the sensor.

Tap the light sensor device card to see the current brightness level, scored out of 7 levels of brightness.

The new light sensor will now be available on your device list.

Tap “Light sensor” to add your legacy phone as a light sensor.

Select either “Light sensor” or “Sound sensor” feature.

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Install the “Galaxy Upcycle” app on your legacy phone.

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Scan the QR code with your legacy phone.

Select More Options (⋮) and choose SmartThings Labs* followed by Galaxy Upcycle.

Tap the Menu (☰) and select “SmartApps”.

Download the SmartThings app on your current phone.

Want to give new life to legacy Galaxy smartphones? Leveraging the power of SmartThings and repurposing built-in sensors within Galaxy devices, you can now turn old Galaxy phones into sound and light sensors.

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