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    Apple smart home automation

    Apple smart home products including HomePod and HomeKit for a connected living experience.

    Apple Smart Home Products: Transforming Connected Living with Innovative Solutions

    At the core of Apple’s smart home strategy is HomeKit, the framework that allows Apple devices to control a wide variety of third-party smart home products. Launched in 2014, HomeKit…

    A large projection screen displays an enlarged image of a smartphone showing the time "9:41" and the date "Monday, September 12." A person stands to the right of the screen in front of a building. The Apple logo is visible in the bottom right corner, with the new iPhone 16 prominently featured. | Apple Intelligence-powered smart display integrating with HomeKit and Siri.

    Apple Intelligence-Powered Smart Display Set to Launch Next Year

    Apple has been steadily building its network of smart home devices. From the HomePod to the Apple TV, the company has continued to improve its offerings in the connected home…

    Cover of Apple Magazine issue #680 featuring a MacBook Pro M4. Highlights include articles on supersize televisions, retailer returnless refunds, and unmatched AI performance with XDR display. Release date: November 8, 2024.
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    Apple M4 iMac

    M4 iMac: Design, Features, and What to Expect in 2024

    Apple Watch experiencing watchOS 11.2 installation issue during beta update.

    Apple’s Fifth Developer Betas of watchOS 11.1, tvOS 18.1, and visionOS 2.1: What’s New in 2024

    iOS 18.1 Update: Siri Failures on Specific Devices | Apple’s iOS 18.1 release notes highlight new features, privacy upgrades, and performance improvements for iPhone and iPad users.

    Apple Seeds Seventh Developer Beta of iOS 18.1: Key Updates and What to Expect

    An iPad Mini, powered by the A17 Pro Chip, displays a hand skillfully using a stylus to draw vibrant illustrations of flowers and leaves on its screen against a black background.

    Apple Unveils New iPad Mini Featuring A17 Pro Chip

    Emulator for Apple Silicon Chip to Run Firestorm

    Emulator for Apple Silicon Chip to Run Firestorm: Comprehensive Guide

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    Apple Experiences Outages on App Store Connect and AppleCare Services: What Happened?

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