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Apple’s wall-mounted HomeView carries the same $299 price as the speaker model but drops the woofer and requires a separate mount starting at $60.
Apple HomeView uses face recognition, Secure Exclaves, and Private Cloud Compute to keep personal content private on its new smart home hub.
Apple Intelligence arrives on Apple TV with Siri AI, bringing in-playback questions, personalized show recommendations, and HomeKit camera summaries via tvOS 27.2.
Apple HomeView requires an Apple Intelligence-enabled iPhone or iPad for personal context Siri features, HomeKit Secure Video search, and Siri voice customization.
Apple’s Home Collection with LG and Schneider Electric includes cameras, a UWB deadbolt, and thermostats starting at $199.95, arriving in December.
Apple’s new fourth-gen Apple TV 4K costs $299, up from $129 at the start of 2026. It now comes in one configuration only, with no budget option available.
iOS 27 has several default settings quietly draining your iPhone battery. Here are the specific changes that make the biggest difference.
Apple added HomeKit Secure Video upgrades, more custom email addresses, and bundled Apple TV and Arcade for iCloud+ subscribers in 100+ countries.
The HomePod mini 2 launches October 30 at $149 with Sound Glow visuals and four-speaker surround sound, but its Siri AI feature won’t ship with the hardware.
Apple’s fourth-generation Apple TV 4K arrives with an A19 chip, hands-free Siri, and a Find My-enabled remote, but costs $299 — up from $129.
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