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Apple Unveils HomeView Smart Hub at Welcome Home

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Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman reported Apple will unveil its new HomeView smart home hub during the Welcome Home event on October thirteenth.

The floating display sits atop a speaker base and will feature an A18 chip, echoing the design of the iMac G4. HomeView will appear in four colors—space gray, silver, starlight, and pink—while a wall‑mounted version offers only silver or space gray.

The hub will primarily use voice input, with Siri AI as the centerpiece, and will run Apple apps without an App Store, though third‑party widgets may project from a nearby iPhone. Apple plans a mid‑November release, integrating with smart thermostats, door locks, and doorbells from partners such as LG, and signals upcoming refreshes for the Apple TV set‑top box and HomePod mini.

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Timeline

  1. On September 24 2025 Apple releases Home app updates for smart accessory control.
  2. On August 3 2026 Rumors surface about HomeView hardware readiness and Siri delays.

Why it matters

Immediate US impact: Boosts Apple’s smart‑home market share Possible long-term US impact: Strengthens ecosystem integration Most affected groups: Smart‑home consumers Reader priority: Understand new features and release dates

Coverage notes

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9to5Mac — Apple Unveils HomeView Smart Hub at Welcome Home

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