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    HomeKit architecture update

    A tablet on a smart speaker displays a smart home control dashboard, showing security camera feeds, lighting and temperature controls, and automation options—now seamlessly integrating with the iPhone 18 Pro camera upgrade for enhanced visuals. -Apple Home Hub

    Apple Home Hub: How to Migrate From iPad to Apple TV Before the February 2026 Deadline

    Apple Home Hub is entering a new phase. Starting February 10, 2026, Apple will no longer support iPads as Home Hubs, and the legacy HomeKit architecture will stop working entirely….

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    Apple’s HomeKit Overhaul: Navigating the End of Legacy Support in 2025

    This move, outlined in an updated Apple support document, aims to streamline performance and reliability for HomeKit and Matter accessories, but it leaves users with older devices facing potential disruptions….

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    AirPods Pro vs. AirPods Max: Choosing the Right Apple Audio Experience

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    How Heavy iPhone Users Can Extend Battery Life All Day

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    How Apple Built the Most Valuable User Base in Personal Tech

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    How to Choose Between MacBook Pro or MacBook Air as Your First Mac

    A man in a winter beanie and jacket, wearing a bulletproof vest labeled "U.S. Marshal," stands outdoors in a snowy environment, holding a phone to his ear and looking concerned—perhaps awaiting news on Apple TV’s decision to cancel The Last Frontier.

    Apple TV Cancels The Last Frontier After One Season

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    iPhone 18 Test Production Signals Apple’s Most Radical Launch Shift in Years

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