Macworld The fourth developer beta of iOS 26, which was released earlier this week, contains a peculiar warning message that hints at an unreleased Apple product. As reported by MacRumors, the ...

Yesterday, Apple kicked off the public beta cycle for iOS 26 and its associated software updates, opening up the next version ...

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Reports suggest that Apple is still on track to launch a new Apple TV 4K this year alongside the third-generation HomePod smart speaker.

The new iOS 26 developer beta 4 contains a hint that indicates that Apple's upcoming HomePod may feature a display.

HomePod has an array of LEDs at the top that pulse when Siri is listening, but they can’t display arbitrary images or text. You can tap the top of HomePod to play, pause, or adjust the volume.

Apple announced the HomePod mini three years ago today at its "Hi, Speed" event alongside the iPhone 12 and ‌iPhone‌ 12 Pro, offering a small form-factor version of its smart speaker for the ...

The HomePod just isn’t very useful for most people. I’ve been testing the Siri-powered speaker for four days, and it certainly looks like a work of art in my apartment.

The HomePod isn't the most aesthetically pleasing speaker out there, but it's attractive in its simplicity. Some might think that, for the price, it should be more striking, but the speaker is ...

The HomePod, meanwhile, is a solitary device for a solitary service. It may become more like Sonos, but Apple has a tendency to keep things for itself, so it’s hard to say to what extent.

HomePod is a delayed product that somehow still feels rushed to market. It sounds great, but it is held back by Siri’s numerous problems and a lock-in policy that is heavy-handed even for Apple.

The $349 HomePod is proof that's not always true. Apple put considerable time and effort into making its first smart speaker sound better than its rivals, and I'd argue they succeeded.