Apple's next big thing is a smart home device infused with Apple Intelligence, according to a new Bloomberg report published Tuesday. The device will look like a square iPad, the size of two iPhones side-by-side,

Apple appears to be getting ready to tackle the home in a much more meaningful way. Earlier today, we saw a report that it may release a smart home security camera by 2026, and now it looks like its long-rumored interactive home hub could be just around the corner.

Bloomberg's Mark Gurman reports that Apple is working on a wall-mounted touchscreen to serve as a smart home command center.

Apple’s new device will drop next year and is set to compete with Amazon Echo Hub and Google Nest Hub, priced between $100-$250.

As reported by Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, Apple is looking to launch a new “wall-mounted display that can control appliances, handle videoconferencing and use AI to navigate apps.” The device, which Gurman says could arrive as early as March, is “a priority” for Tim Cook, who is pushing to get it to market after more than three years of development.

A Bloomberg report yesterday suggested that Apple is working on a wall-mounted smart display panel to act as “a

Apple is reportedly planning to launch an AI-powered smart home display as early as March 2025, as reported by Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman. The display will be approximately six inches in size and has a square shape,

Apple is reportedly developing a wall-mounted display designed to control smart home products directly within the household. The device, code-named J490, is expected to support video calls; manage smart home appliances,

Apple is gearing up to announce a new smart home hub, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman. As early as March 2025, the iPhone maker could release a tablet that mounts to your wall, control smart home appliances,