Refreshed HomePod mini, Apple TV and new HomeHub coming on October 13
A new report claims that Apple is planning October 13 for the unveiling of a trio of home products, including the much-awaited HomeHub or HomePod . Mockup of how Apple's Home Hub might look It's already been leaked that the HomePod mini refresh will be confined to new colors , and the updated Apple TV 4K will keep its existing chassis design . According to Bloomberg , these two are set to be released alongside the brand-new home hub. As previously reported, that HomePod with a screen has been waiting only for the updated Siri AI to be released. All three of these devices were reportedly first scheduled to launch as long ago as 2024. Rumor Score: 🤯 Likely Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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A new report claims that Apple is planning October 13 for the unveiling of a trio of home products, including the much-awaited HomeHub or HomePod . Mockup of how Apple's Home Hub might look It's already been leaked that the HomePod mini refresh will be confined to new colors , and the updated Apple TV 4K will keep its existing chassis design . According to Bloomberg , these two are set to be released alongside the brand-new home hub. As previously reported, that HomePod with a screen has been waiting only for the updated Siri AI to be released. All three of these devices were reportedly first scheduled to launch as long ago as 2024. Rumor Score: 🤯 Likely Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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A new report claims that Apple is planning October 13 for the unveiling of a trio of home products, including the much-awaited HomeHub or HomePod .
Mockup of how Apple's Home Hub might look It's already been leaked that the HomePod mini refresh will be confined to new colors , and the updated Apple TV 4K will keep its existing chassis design .
According to Bloomberg , these two are set to be released alongside the brand-new home hub.
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