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Apple has confirmed a special ‘Welcome home’ product launch event is happening next Tuesday, October 13. But it hasn’t yet said whether there will be a keynote video. Here’s what we know.
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Apple’s all-new smart home hub, the HomeView, will ship around mid-November, roughly a month after its unveiling at Apple’s “Welcome home” October 13 event
Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman today reported that the Apple home hub – set to be announced on October 13 as part of Apple’s ‘Welcome home’ event experience — will be called the HomeView. The brand would obviously sit alongside the company’s existing HomePod brand for smart speakers.
Apple will hold its “Welcome home” product launch on Tuesday, with the headlining announcement expected to be the new “HomeView” smart display. A new Apple TV 4K is also on the docket for this week, and Apple has tested two new features for it: microphones and an upgraded Siri Remote.
Amazon has Apple’s brand new Mac mini for up to $149 off this weekend, with both the M6 and M5 Pro Mac mini available on sale. You’ll also find $200 off the M5 Max Mac Studio below.
Munster said iPhone 18 Pro lead times across eight countries initially came in significantly ahead of last year’s iPhone 17 Pro, suggesting strong early demand for Apple’s latest premium model.
The current iPad mini sells for $599 in its starting 128 GB configuration. Apple is set to introduce the next-generation iPad mini later this month and — while the starting storage may increase — interested buyers should start probably bracing for a price rise.
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Have you ever taken a photo you really liked, only to realize later that you stood too close, cut off part of the background or framed the subject in the wrong spot? Normally, fixing that means cropping even more of the photo. Now your phone may be able to go in the other direction.