Apple launches the all-new HomePod, which offers a unique sound experience. The new HomePod takes care of many everyday tasks, from using the smart home to receiving alerts when it detects smoke or carbon monoxide.
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The new HomePod comes with the same design as the original model. It received some improvements under the hood. The new HomePod has an S7 chip.
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Apple has already announced its third new product of the year. On January 17, the company announced the new 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro models with the latest M2 Pro and M2 Max SoCs.
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A day after the release of the new Mac, Apple has now announced the new HomePod. The new second-generation HomePod was launched as a successor to the 2018 model, which was discontinued in 2021.
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The new HomePod announced by Apple claims to deliver "next-gen sound in a beautiful and elegant design."
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The new Apple HomePod was launched in the United States for $299. HomePod is available in two colors: white and midnight. The new Apple smart speaker is compatible with the iPhone SE (2nd generation) and later.
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Users can listen to over 100 million songs with Apple Music. You can also make a stereo pair by pairing the original model or HomePod mini with the all-new 2nd HomePod.
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As expected, there is support for Siri. Users can say "Hey Siri" or touch and hold the top of HomePod to play a song on multiple HomePod speakers, another song on other HomePod speakers, or even use it to chat to stream the message to the other class.
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The speaker can also recognise up to six voices, so each family member can listen to playlists individually, request reminders, and set the time.
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The HomePod is powered by Apple's S7 chip combined with software, which it says provides "sound calculations that maximise the potential of the most powerful speakers for the best listening experience."
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