#HomeView

While the HomeView lets you use third-party apps from your phone, you won't be able to install just any app, since there's no App Store.

While the HomeView lets you use third-party apps from your phone, you won't be able to install just any app, since there's no App Store.

Apple's new HomeView looks like a nice piece of hardware, but I'm trying to figure out where it fits in a real smart home setup. For $299, you get a 7-inch display, Siri AI, facial recognition for different household members, camera feeds, Matter support,…

What HomeView does, it does very well, yet there are compromises and so many use cases where an old iPad would do much better. Here's what you can do to get most of the HomeView experience.

The iPhone Duo is coming this week for a select lucky few, which includes one of your hosts but not the other, plus HomeView's benefits are still debatable, and Apple has thoughts about AI superfans, all on the AppleInsider Podcast.

Apple designed Siri AI on the HomeView to complete household tasks with natural voice commands and minimal follow-up questions, executives told The Verge, emphasizing simplicity as a key feature of the new home hub.…

Apple’s HomeView is available to pre-order now and ships November 13. Here are the Apple apps you’ll be able to use on HomeView at launch.

Apple just announced its long awaited smart home display: HomeView, and it’s available for $299. That said, the product has...

Apple’s HomeView was reportedly delayed significantly from its initial launch target, here’s why it couldn’t launch until now per Apple.

Apple HomeView starts at $299 in the US and arrives November 13. Here are the iPhone requirements, app features and wall-mount extras to check.

Learn about the new Apple HomeView, a smart home device that lets you control your home, use Siri, FaceTime, listen to music, and more.

HomeView aims to take on Amazon and Google’s established devices. Here are my first impressions

The new Apple TV 4K, HomePod mini 2, and third-party gear round out Apple's push to create a more cohesive smart-home experience.

Apple today introduced Apple HomeView, designed to be central to the home and personal to everyone in it.

There’s a real “*Why do we need this?*” question here and I don’t think Apple’s video answers it, at all. You need to think you want it if you’re going to buy it.…

In John Gruber’s initial thoughts on the HomeView, he wonders about the odd $300 pricing for both the regular HomeView and the wall-mounted version:

Also: The company is planning Nov. 6 retail store reset, indicating potential Mac release date.