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Apple appears to be preparing a much broader push into smart-home hardware, with several new products in development as the company looks to expand beyond the HomePod mini and Apple TV, according to a 9To5Mac report.
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Apple Home Hub rumors point to a new 7-inch smart display with an A18 chip. Read about the leaked wall-mounted design and $350 expected price.
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Code strings in the latest iOS 26.2 beta suggest Apple is preparing a new first-party smart-home accessory to expand the Apple Home ecosystem beyond the Apple TV and HomePod. Lurking in iOS 26.2, there is a system flag labeled "isFirstPartyAccessory.
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