According to Bloomberg, Apple is developing a product that combines Apple TV and HomePod speakers. The product comes with a camera that can make video calls through a connected TV. According to people familiar with the matter, the company is developing a product that will combine Apple TV set-top boxes and HomePod speakers, and include a camera, video conferencing by connecting the TV, and other smart home features.
Other features of the device will include standard Apple TV box features, such as watching videos and games, plus smart speaker uses, such as playing music and using Apple’s Siri digital assistant. After disappointing sales, Apple discontinued the original high-end HomePod in March, which made many people wonder whether the company was developing a successor.
The HomePod mini launched last year is obviously more popular due to its lower price. Apple integrated the engineering teams of HomePod and Apple TV last year, which indicates that an integrated device that combines the advantages of both may be coming soon. However, according to today’s report, the development of the product is still in the early stages, and Apple may choose not to launch the product or change key features.
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It is reported that Apple is developing an upgraded version of Apple TV. It is said that the product will be based on games, and will be equipped with an updated remote control, a faster processor and a larger storage capacity. However, today’s report seems likely to indicate Is another potential future product. Since January 2020, signs of a new generation of Apple TV have appeared in iOS, so we expect to see the launch of the new Apple TV in 2021.
Today’s report also mentions that Apple is studying the concept of the future HomePod design, which connects to the iPad through a robotic arm and can follow the user around the room during a video call.
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