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Well-known tech journalist Mark Gurman wrote that Apple is expected to launch smart home screen devices as early as next month. This product will be one of the most anticipated releases in the early days when Tenus oversaw Apple. It will integrate all networked device controls, video calls, intercom functions, and media content, while allowing users to access Apple services and apps. The internal code name of the device is J490. It will be equipped with a new operating system built around Siri AI, and is currently being tested extensively at Apple employees' homes. The device's screen is roughly square and can be placed on a base, looking like a HomePod mini cut in half, or mounted on a wall. One of the main functions of the device is to achieve facial recognition through a front-facing camera system and personalize content based on the user's identity. Apple is able to implement this function without a Face ID level depth sensor, which indicates that in the future, facial recognition may also be possible on the iPhone Duo without the physical space required for traditional facial recognition.
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Well-known tech journalist Mark Gurman wrote that Apple is expected to launch smart home screen devices as early as next month. This product will be one of the most anticipated releases in the early days when Tenus oversaw Apple. It will integrate all networked device controls, video calls, intercom functions, and media content, while allowing users to access Apple services and apps. The internal code name of the device is J490. It will be equipped with a new operating system built around Siri AI, and is currently being tested extensively at Apple employees' homes. The device's screen is roughly square and can be placed on a base, looking like a HomePod mini cut in half, or mounted on a wall. One of the main functions of the device is to achieve facial recognition through a front-facing camera system and personalize content based on the user's identity. Apple is able to implement this function without a Face ID level depth sensor, which indicates that in the future, facial recognition may also be possible on the iPhone Duo without the physical space required for traditional facial recognition.
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