Do I need a bridge or something, or just this thing and my phone?
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The bulb, electrical power, your phone and a wifi network."WiFi enabled multi-colored LED light bulb that you control from your smart device and is dimmable via the downloadable iOS or Android app"
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no bridge necessary, that's one of the best things about it. you can also go online and adjust your lights from anywhere using the phone application, and you can also schedule the lights to come on and turn off automatically different colors and themes etc. One of the other nice features is integration with the nest smart thermostat which will cause the lights to flash red if carbon monoxide or smoke is detected by your nest protect smart carbon monoxide and smoke detector
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No. You can use either the Firewire OR the USB to connect to the enclosure, but the device does not work as a bridge.
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The one I have is for my iPhone. You could probably drop it off the Empire State Building and it would be ok. It's really tough.
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It can connect stand alone to your WiFi network but you'll need the bridge.
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The two pieces come together with the phone in the middle. It takes a firm push until you hear a click. Might need someone to assist because it definitely requires both hands!
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No, the phone doesn't have places for additional connections. I have voice mail through my provider.
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You need the range extender if there is anywhere you want to carry your phone that is not serviced by the signal. If you have metal siding on your house place it in a window where there's a good signal and it will more than double your range outside.
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Yes and yes. However, I think my bridge is too big. It kind of touch the top inner of the case.
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No, it's a tablet. It does pair nicely with a BB smartphone through BB Bridge and has features the i-products do not.
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You will need a Bluetooth speaker if the speaker on the phone is not loud enough for what you are doing
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A bridge and speakers are suffice to play music. In fact, with Play 1, you don't even need a bridge.Hope it helps.
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Yes, you need something connected to it that can run the software: an iPad, iPhone, or Android phone. The software is free at the relevant App Store, so you can get a sense of the features, which differ slightly between iOS/Android platforms.
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Hello, no you must have a phone attached. Think of the unit as basically a Bluetooth speaker with a clock.
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You must connect at least one Sonos component to your network router. It will then set-up its own wireless network to communicate between the various components. If you have only one component near your router then you won't need a bridge. If you can't plug right into your router then you'll need a bridge to serve in that role. I have one bridge plugged into my Apple TimeCapsule and then have Sonos devices in my kitchen, living room, and bed room all communicating with the bridge. Sonos periodically runs specials where they give you a free bridge with purchase of a device.
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there is no navigation built in, it would have to be what you've got in your iphone when it's hooked up
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You need to build a support (or platform) between the two (like a river bridge pier that supports two spans of a bridge). Make sure the support is well anchored.
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It's a bridge that you have to install. I took mine to a music store and they did it for about $100