And it keeps getting better: Using Wifi (!), the bottle sends me information about the wine that I'm about to drink to my smartphone. You mean, like a label? And it also knows when I opened it so that I can rate the wine I'm drinking, again using Wifi?
Probably I'm just getting too old for all this, but I think some things are just fine they way there are and don't need to get any "smarter". A glass bottle with a cork (be it wooden, plastic or glass) is an almost perfect solution for storing wine already: It can be produced at mass and at very low cost, can be kept for decades and can be recycled. It is also easy to transport, hard to break, (reasonably) opaque to UV light and still allows the wine inside to "breathe" (again, depending on the type of cork used).
If you are really worried about your wine starting to oxidize and ferment after opening it, simply put it in the refrigerator, which will slow that process significantly. Alternatively, you could transfer the leftover quantity to a smaller "dumb" bottle (make sure it's compatible with your bottle's interface though ;)), which will minimize the amount of air in the bottle and keep the wine from going bad.