Apple plans new smart home devices
Apple announced that it will enter the smart home device market on October 13th, after a lengthy delay, as part of its expansion into new products led by CEO John Ternus. The plans include the release of a flagship device named "J490," along with the first updates to the "HomePod Mini" since 2020, and a new version of the "Apple TV" following the last release in 2022. This move aims to strengthen the company's presence in the smart home devices market and offer advanced services utilizing artificial intelligence, with improvements in the performance of control devices and the digital assistant "Siri." This step is significant for testing Ternus's new capabilities and expanding the company's products in a rapidly evolving sector facing competition from companies like Amazon and Google.
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