Apple Just Announced a New Gadget that Could Be Key to Its AI Push
The $299 HomeView device features a 7-inch display and Artificial Intelligence, allowing the hub to recognize up to six household members by face, Apple said.
- On Tuesday, October 13, Apple unveiled HomeView, a $299 smart display hub, alongside refreshed HomePod mini and Apple TV hardware, marking the company's official entry into the competitive smart home market.
- Seeking to challenge Amazon and Google, Apple entered the smart home sector after development delays forced it to wait for Siri AI maturity; the company resisted shipping until the assistant was ready.
- Inspired by the 2002 iMac G4, HomeView features a 7-inch Liquid Retina display and uses facial recognition to provide personalized content for up to six household members with distinct privacy profiles.
- Apple also introduced the 'Apple Home Collection,' a new ecosystem of cameras, thermostats, and locks developed with LG Electronics and Schneider Electric, directly challenging Amazon-owned Ring's dominance in home security.
- For Apple CEO John Ternus, the launch represents a significant leadership test less than two months into his September tenure, with HomeView available for preorder now and shipping November 13.
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Apple Announces Lineup Of New Smart Home Devices
Apple launches its new Home Collection smart home accessories, partnering with LG and Schneider Electric to compete with Google in the home automation market.
HomeView is equipped with an updated version of the digital assistant Siri with artificial intelligence, which should make operation easier and encourage more people to try out the possibilities. However, it is not yet available for sale in Denmark.
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