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Apple announced its first smart speaker, the HomePod, in 2018. There have been rumors of a refresh (and a cheaper model in general) for quite some time now, and a new report says we might be close to seeing it actually happen.
Working from home is the new reality for the majority of Apple's employees, including those working on confidential new hardware and/or software. But despite that, Apple still has a goal of launching several new products in 2020.
The upcoming tvOS 14 software update may include a new feature making it easier to permanently select your audio output device. It could be used to enable a HomePod stereo pair to be used as the default AirPlay 2 output for your Apple TV media streamer.
The HomePod currently relies on hands-free Siri voice control, but it also provides a touch-sensitive top for basic control when the assistant is unavailable. A future HomePod could have touch-sensitive fabric on the sides for additional control, a new Apple patent grant suggests.
Another week, another developer beta seeded for iOS 13.4, and yet another previously unannounced feature potentially discovered.
Following criticism that Apple's in-house software products get an unfair advantage over rival choices, the company is reportedly considering giving HomePod owners the ability to run third-party music software like Spotify or Pandora directly on their Siri-powered speaker.
Learn how to set up your Apple TV, HomePod, or iPad as the home hub to control your smart accessories and check their current status.
Earlier this week, Apple launched iOS 13.3.1 to the public. Part of that release included new firmware version of the company's smart speaker, the HomePod, which included support for Indian English for Siri.
Macworld writer Jason Snell published today a thought-provoking piece titled "It’s time for new hardware at the center of Apple’s home strategy" that's well worth a read, especially if you belong to the camp that believes it's high time for Apple Home.
With HomePod multiuser support, Siri on your speaker can recognize different voices. This lets Siri on your HomePod use other people's personal information. Follow along with us as we lay out how to set up HomePod multiuser support with different voices.
Apple today released the iOS 13.3 software for its Siri-driven HomePod wireless speaker.
The holiday shopping season is almost upon us, so Apple is jumping into the fray and welcoming its latest holiday gift guide.