Report: Apple 'HomeView' Smart Home Hub Will Ship in November, Come in Four Colors, A18 Chip
The device is expected to serve as a Siri command center and arrive in two versions, while Apple also plans a new Apple TV and updated HomePod mini.
- On Tuesday, Apple will unveil the HomeView smart home hub at an 'Apple Experience' event in Tribeca, New York, serving as a Siri command center for controlling home devices.
- Apple is making its most significant bet on the smart home market to date, addressing previous adoption challenges with its HomeKit software framework and HomePod speaker.
- HomeView features an Apple-designed A18 chip and 7-inch display, arriving in two versions: a countertop model with a metal speaker base and a wall-mounted unit.
- Alongside the hub, Apple will debut refreshed Apple TV and HomePod Mini devices, while partnering with LG to offer smart locks, thermostats, and doorbells.
- Shipments begin in mid-November as the Siri-powered hub integrates third-party accessories into a unified IoT experience, positioning HomeView as the central control point for smart homes.
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