Apple hasn't said much about the HomePod lately, but now we know that HomePod Software 26 is going to add a few interesting ...

Yesterday, Apple kicked off the public beta cycle for iOS 26 and its associated software updates, opening up the next version ...

Apple today released tvOS 18.6, the latest version of the tvOS operating system. tvOS 18.6 comes 11 weeks after the launch of ...

The Apple HomePod mini is designed for easy use, but with no display and few controls, problems can be challenging to pin ...

The fourth developer beta of iOS 26 has arrived and, allegedly, it comes with code that teases HomePod settings — including ...

In the fourth beta of iOS 26, there's some curious wording for a HomePod setting that references a HomePod with a display, ...

Apple has a big fall lineup of hardware launches coming, including two new Home products: HomePod mini 2 and a new Apple TV ...

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The new iOS 26 developer beta 4 contains a hint that indicates that Apple's upcoming HomePod may feature a display.

HomePod has an array of LEDs at the top that pulse when Siri is listening, but they can’t display arbitrary images or text. You can tap the top of HomePod to play, pause, or adjust the volume.

HomePod is a delayed product that somehow still feels rushed to market. It sounds great, but it is held back by Siri’s numerous problems and a lock-in policy that is heavy-handed even for Apple.

The HomePod, meanwhile, is a solitary device for a solitary service. It may become more like Sonos, but Apple has a tendency to keep things for itself, so it’s hard to say to what extent.