Apple Wants to Invade Your Home With a Mountain of Cameras, Doorbells, and More
Apple's new smart home cameras and thermostats work with Apple Home and are processed on Apple servers, but they're not made by Apple.
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Apple's new smart home cameras and thermostats work with Apple Home and are processed on Apple servers, but they're not made by Apple.
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At its “Welcome Home” experience today, Apple announced the HomeView, a new smart home hub meant to serve as the command center for other connected smart home devices, including smart doorbells, smart lights, smart thermostats, and more.
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