Apple has been working on a revival plan for its presence in the smart home market, as reported by Bloomberg's Mark Gurman. The company is preparing to release three new devices: an upgraded Apple TV (with FaceTime integration), an Apple TV remote control, and a smart security camera. The focus has shifted from Siri to an entire ecosystem of interconnected devices.
Apple's Siri-powered smart home hub, also known as HomePad, comes in two versions - one with a half-dome base resembling a HomePod mini, and another version without a base designed to be wall-mounted using a magnetic system. The company aims for people to place multiple HomePads throughout their homes, but the exact cost of these devices remains undisclosed for now. Apple is also working on a high-end version of the HomePad with a 9-inch screen, which can rotate and move as per requirements. This device will be part of Apple's larger plan to expand its presence in the smart home market, and the integration of Siri into the devices is a crucial part of this strategy.Apple's Impressive Siri Hub Launching Soon
