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    HomeKit cameras

    A smartphone screen displays HomeKit Secure Video camera footage of a person standing outside a wooden gate, surrounded by trees and leaves, with video clip thumbnails shown at the bottom.

    Home App Camera Recording Gives Users More Control

    June 18, 2026 / 5:22 PMJune 18, 2026

    Home app camera recording options let users decide when Apple Home-compatible cameras stream, record, send alerts, and store clips.

    A white rounded square icon with an orange and yellow house symbol appears on a blurred background, representing Apple Home. The Apple logo is visible in the bottom right corner.

    Apple Intelligence Brings Smarter Video Analysis to Home Cameras

    June 17, 2026 / 6:48 AMJune 17, 2026

    Apple Intelligence will let HomeKit Secure Video cameras describe footage, search clips by natural language, and connect related events.

    A black indoor security camera with Home Activity Zones sits on a white shelf among books, a gray smart speaker, and a pink cup, against a blue wall.

    Home Activity Zones Make Camera Alerts Smarter

    May 24, 2026 / 10:11 AMMay 24, 2026

    Home Activity Zones help Apple Home users focus camera alerts on doors, driveways, porches, yards, and other areas that actually need attention.

    A MacBook, iPad, iPhone, and Apple Watch display an Apple smart home app interface; a yellow HomePod mini sits in front of the devices. All run on iOS 26.2 against a plain white background.

    iCloud Camera Recording Gets a Strong Privacy Edge

    May 1, 2026 / 10:18 AMMay 1, 2026

    iCloud camera recording helps HomeKit Secure Video keep home footage private, encrypted, and easy to view across iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple TV.

    Cover of Apple Magazine issue #766, featuring an image of an open Apple device showing its internal circuitry. Headlines mention security threats, Claude science, and market strain from rising AI server demand.
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    Gray Apple logo centered inside a gray circular arrow, symbolizing the refresh or update process of a certified refurbished Apple device, on a white background.

    Certified Refurbished Apple Products Make Premium More Affordable

    A modern two-story house with large windows and a flat roof is illuminated at sunset. The vibrant sky enhances the landscaped yard and driveway, while home app automations perfectly complement the home's sleek, contemporary design.

    Home App Automations Make Sunrise and Sunset Useful

    A black gaming controller is positioned in front of an M5 lineup iPad, displaying a futuristic action video game with vibrant colors and a dynamic battle scene, showcasing true innovation in mobile gaming.

    iPad AssistiveTouch Pointer Actions Make Touch More Flexible

    A close-up of a person's hand wearing an Apple Watch with a square black face and a double-wrapped red leather band, highlighting how the Apple Watch Band complements their skin tone, set against a background of dark blue fabric.

    Apple Watch Always-On Display Has Clear Trade-Offs

    A smartphone screen shows the brightness control slider and options for Dark Mode, Night Shift, and True Tone settings, all turned off—similar to controls found on an Apple display. The Apple logo is visible in the bottom right corner.

    True Tone Helps Apple Displays Feel Natural

    A blurred image of a person working at a computer desk with the Mac AirPlay icon overlaid in the center. The Apple logo appears in the bottom right corner, showcasing AirPlay display mirroring to an Apple TV.

    Mac AirPlay Display Mirroring Turns Any Screen Into a Workspace

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