Due to AI development snags, the next-gen Siri is late. But if that means a better user experience, the wait for an ...

Apple has big plans for the smart home in 2025. Having long struggled with limited device support and complex standards, the company wants to move forward with simplified platforms, deeper device ...

Apple has a master plan to conquer the smart home, and after years of HomeKit being just a hobby, it all will begin in 2025. Here's what Apple has in mind. The smart home market has been somewhat ...

People want convenience without the stress or the hassle, so Apple should get it right or stay out of the market. Apple is allegedly preparing to introduce an iPad-like Control Center for smart homes.

As we reported last week, Apple is working on a smart home "wall tablet" that it plans to launch in early 2025. However, there are now more details about what it'll potentially do, and why it ...

Apple has reportedly been working on a new smart home device following its not-so-successful range of current offerings, trailing Google’s and Amazon’s alternatives. It’s toying with the ...

On this episode of the HomeKit Insider Podcast, your hosts talk through even more smart home rumors from Apple, talk about the new 18.3 releases, and review the xBloom smart coffee maker.

Overall, the plan appears to be driven by three ... As for the final part of the strategy, Apple is creating a new smart home operating system called homeOS. According to the report, the software ...

AI will ensure that the automation is smooth, enabling a seamless and personalised smart home experience. The second phase of Apple’s futuristic plan focuses on smart displays. The company is ...

According to Ming-Chi Kuo, a market analyst at KGI Securities, Apple will release their new home smart security camera in 2026 and will collaborate with GoerTek, a Chinese acoustic components ...

But what about the HomePod? And what about Apple’s plans for the smart home more broadly? The company’s first smart speaker arrived at a high price and did little to take the fight to Google ...