Ever felt constrained by the lamp in your living room or bedroom? Wished you could place it on the other side of the room, but not had the plug socket needed? Well, your mood-lighting dreams are about to come true. Philips has unveiled its latest foray into smart lighting  which, thanks to its wireless and rechargeable features, can be moved wherever you want in your home. The dome-like Hue Go can be controlled wirelessly from any iOS or Android device via the Philips Hue app or any app developed for the lamp. Scroll down for video . Bowl of sunshine: The lamp uses a rechargeable battery and offers three hours of continuous light . When connected to the 'bridge', Hue Go can also be synced to music for a disco effect, as well as to television programmes, films and video games to create more of an atmosphere depending on the mood. The bridge is what links the app to the hi-tech bulbs. Linked to Wi-Fi, it can connect up to 50 bulbs at a time. The bridge also connects a system to the wider world. With it a user can control lights remotely to ward off burglars, for example. Mood lighting: The button has seven preset light settings: warm white light, cool daylight, and what Philips describe as 'five natural dynamic effects' that enhance moments such as meditation (pictured) Wakey wakey! The dome-shaped lamp can also be used as a sleep aid and an alarm clock. It gradually dims or increases light intensity to gently encourage sleep or waking . The bowl-shaped lamp uses a rechargeable Li-ion battery and offers up to three hours of continuous light after a 90-minute charge. Rechargeable Non–replaceable Li-ion battery . Up to 3 hours of light after a 90-minute charge . All shades of white, from warm to cold colour temperatures . 16 million colors . 5 dynamic effects: Cozy Candle, Sunday Coffee, Meditation, Enchanted Forest, and Night Adventure. Each dynamic effect has its own mix of colours to set the right mood. Will cost $100 when it goes on sale in June. UK prices have not yet been announced. It comes with seven preset light settings, including 'warm white light', 'cool daylight' and what Philips describe as 'five natural dynamic effects'. Owners can also pick their favorite colour via a 'colour loop' function. Philips has patented the natural dynamic effects which include 'cozy candle', 'enchanted forest' and 'night adventure'. The company claims that each dynamic effect has its own mix of hues to set the right mood and enhance a moment. Perhaps more usefully, the lamp can also be used as a sleep aid and an alarm clock. It gradually dims or increases light intensity to gently encourage sleep or waking. The light will be on sale in the US from June and cost $100. It has gone on sale in the UK and is available at John Lewis and Amazon for £79.99. The bridge (pictured) links the app to the hi-tech bulbs. Linked to Wi-Fi via a router, it connects up to 50 bulbs . Spooky: When connected to the bridge, Hue Go can also be synced to music for a disco effect, as well as to television programmes, films and video games to create more of an atmosphere depending on the mood . The dome-like lamp can be controlled wirelessly from any iOS or Android device via the Philips Hue app (pictured) or any third party app developed for the Hue .
Philips has unveiled its latest lamp, the Hue Go, which thanks to its wireless and rechargeable features can be moved wherever you want . The lamp uses a rechargeable Li-ion battery and can offer up to three hours of continuous light after a 90-minute charge .