HomeView follow-up with robot arm rumored to ship in 2027
Future versions of the HomeView are being looked at by Apple, with a version using a larger display and a robotic arm potentially arriving as soon as 2027. This is not what the HomeView on a robotic arm will look like Apple's first-generation releases are often competent but gain significant improvements for the second generation. For the HomeView, the next version could get some big upgrades, including a robot arm. According to Mark Gurman's "Power On" newsletter for Bloomberg , Apple is planning to super-size the HomeView with a motorized arm. It will be capable of spinning 360 degrees around the base, and will automatically turn to face the speaker thanks to voice recognition. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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Future versions of the HomeView are being looked at by Apple, with a version using a larger display and a robotic arm potentially arriving as soon as 2027. This is not what the HomeView on a robotic arm will look like Apple's first-generation releases are often competent but gain significant improvements for the second generation. For the HomeView, the next version could get some big upgrades, including a robot arm. According to Mark Gurman's "Power On" newsletter for Bloomberg , Apple is planning to super-size the HomeView with a motorized arm. It will be capable of spinning 360 degrees around the base, and will automatically turn to face the speaker thanks to voice recognition. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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Future versions of the HomeView are being looked at by Apple, with a version using a larger display and a robotic arm potentially arriving as soon as 2027.
This is not what the HomeView on a robotic arm will look like Apple's first-generation releases are often competent but gain significant improvements for the second generation.
For the HomeView, the next version could get some big upgrades, including a robot arm.
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