Apple to unveil HomePad smart hub October 13
Apple is reportedly set to launch its first smart home hub, called the HomePad, on October 13. The device will feature a 6-inch tiltable screen, Apple’s overhauled Siri AI assistant, and a new homeOS operating system with familiar apps and photo-based displays. It’s designed for wall or countertop use and will let you control smart devices, make calls, play music, and more—all primarily through voice commands.
- HomePad has a 6-inch tiltable display
- Runs new homeOS based on iPad/iPhone design cues
- Supports video calls, music, and smart home controls
- Siri AI acts as main interface, with touch as backup
- No App Store but allows third-party widgets
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