Apple HomeView
Apple HomeView is a smart display device featuring a 7-inch Liquid Retina screen, Siri AI assistant with multiuser recognition, spatial audio, FaceTime capabilities, and integration with smart home controls and privacy features within the Apple ecosystem.
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jeducious · Review on Product Hunt
Place the unit against a backing wall rather than on an open kitchen island. The acoustic bounce improves the bass response significantly when listening to music while cooking.
krishna_shae · Imported from Product Hunt
Congrats to the Apple team, and thanks Zac for the hunt. Tying Messages and Calendar to both face or voice recognition and a recently unlocked iPhone nearby is a clear privacy rule. What happens when two recognized family members are standing at the counter together? Does HomeView fall back to the guest view, or pick one person's screen and risk showing their calendar to the other?
genedai · Imported from Product Hunt
The face-and-voice recognition per person is the detail I find most interesting. I work on a voice AI that phones aging parents every day, and the hardest part has been getting older users to trust a voice they can't see. Does HomeView let a guest or a family member check in on someone's home screen remotely, or is everything strictly local to whoever is standing in front of it? Curious how you are thinking about shared households with an older adult.
igorgurovich · Imported from Product Hunt