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Apple reportedly shipping a security camera in 2026
Apple is set to expand its smart home presence, according to Ming-Chi Kuo. The well-sourced analyst reported on Tuesday that the iPhone maker is working
Apple could launch a smart security camera in 2026
It appears Apple’s rumored push into the smart home will include an Apple smart security camera. Supply-chain analyst Ming-Chi Kuo reports the company is planning to start production of a smart home IP camera in 2026 and aims to sell over 10 million units a year.
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Apple Home, the company's smart home platform, currently works with third-party cameras. (Apple Image) Seattle-area smart-home device maker Wyze Labs and
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Apple reportedly releasing a wall-mounted smart home tablet in 2025 - and yes, it does AI
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Apple could take on Google Nest with its own smart camera
Apple is reportedly developing its own smart home camera, and it could enter mass production in 2026. Here’s what we know so far.
Apple's smart display with smart home AI focus predicted for March 2025
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Apple may be gearing up to launch its first smart home camera
Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo reports that Apple will make “its first foray into the smart home IP camera market” with a new device launching in 2026. It would represent Apple’s first standalone camera since 2003’s iSight camera and its first smart home device.
Apple is reportedly planning to launch a smart home camera
The industry insider Ming Chi Kuo claims that Apple's first smart home camera will go into mass production in 2026.
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