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2026-10-15 20:32
Apple's HomeView brings personalized Siri to smart home, takes on Amazon and Google
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NewsNation · +56 min Reuters · +13h Axios · +42h Fox News
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- AxiosCenter
Apple's big new hardware bet for the AI era is here, and it's a...smart display? Why it matters : Cue the time machine and let's head back to 2014, when Amazon's Alexa shocked the tech world and led us to imagine a Jetsons-style home would be ours in the near future.
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Apple's HomeView brings personalized Siri to smart home, takes on Amazon and Google Reuters
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The device has a facial recognition feature that can identify up to six specific users.
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Apple's $299 HomeView smart display uses facial recognition to personalize screens for up to six household members and show live security camera feeds.
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Apple wants to move into your home. Should you let it?
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Apple bets AI can finally make us want a smart home
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Apple's HomeView brings personalized Siri to smart home, takes on Amazon and Google - Reuters
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Apple's new HomeView brings facial recognition into the living room
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