Will HomeView Support Third-Party Apps? Here’s What Apple Says
The $299 display will also support compatible third-party audio and video apps from a nearby iPhone, with some content requiring subscriptions.
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HomeView Runs Third-Party Apps From Your iPhone or iPad
The new Apple HomeView comes preinstalled with a selection of Apple apps, such as Apple Music, Apple Podcasts, Apple News, Calendar, FaceTime, and Messages, but it will also support third-party audio and video apps.
Will HomeView support third-party apps? Here’s what Apple says
Apple today announced HomeView, a $299 smart home display with a 7-inch screen that lets users control connected accessories, make FaceTime calls, and enjoy music and video content. But what about third-party apps? Here’s what Apple says. more…
Third-party HomeView apps? Think CarPlay
HomeView’s got a limited catalog of Apple apps. Apple’s new HomeView device doesn’t have an App Store, but it does have an app story, of a sort. There are some selected Apple apps on its (surprisingly) iPad-like home screen, but you can’t add more. What’s a person to do? If you use apps that play audio or video and support CarPlay, though, you’re in luck: HomeView supports those apps, and just those apps, via projection from your iPhone. So if y…
YouTube on HomeView: Which Apps Work at Launch
If you have been wondering whether HomeView will support YouTube, it doesn’t seem like it. At least not yet. Apple says that 7-inch smart display supports “compatible third-party audio and video apps from your iPhone,” but specific third party apps,... Read more at HomeView Has No Confirmed YouTube Support
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