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Exclusive Leak: Apple TV 4K & Siri Remote Get Major Upgrades in OS Betas
In the latest beta software update cycle, a leaked video of AirPods with cameras caused quite a stir. However, there are more hidden features waiting to be discovered, including clues about upcoming Apple TV and other home products set to be released soon.
The anticipation for a new Apple TV 4K and a second-generation HomePod mini has been mounting. The current third-generation Apple TV 4K dates back to November 2022, while the HomePod mini has seen no significant updates since its launch in 2020.
Rumors suggest that Apple has a lineup of new home products ready for release this fall, including a fourth-generation Apple TV 4K, a second-generation HomePod mini, and a rumored home hub known as the “HomePad.”
These products have reportedly been hardware-ready for about a year, with the delay attributed to Siri’s development. With the introduction of Siri AI in iOS 27, it appears that the wait is finally coming to an end. Moreover, indications point towards Siri integration in the next Apple TV set-top box.
Code discovered in the tvOS 27 beta hints at Siri integration, with references to Apple’s internal codename for Siri AI. This suggests that the next Apple TV may offer enhanced Siri support, potentially requiring a newer chip for optimal performance.
While the current Apple TV already supports standard Siri features, the upcoming model is expected to leverage advanced AI capabilities, likely powered by a higher-grade chip. Additionally, macOS 26.7 alludes to a new Siri Remote, hinting at potential enhancements in the user experience.
Apple has a history of incremental updates to its remote controls, with subtle changes over the years. Reports suggest that a new Siri Remote may accompany this year’s Apple TV release, although the extent of the refresh remains uncertain.
[The information provided in this article has NOT been confirmed by Apple and may be speculation. Provided details may not be factual. Take all rumors, tech or otherwise, with a grain of salt.]
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