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Apple Announces Oct. 13 Smart Home Product Launch in New York

Bloomberg Technology Thursday 08 October 2026, 16:14 UTC By Chris Welch 1 min read
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Consumer Tech Apple Announces Oct. 13 Smart Home Product Launch in New York Apple Inc. on Thursday confirmed it will hold an Oct. 13 product launch in New York to introduce new smart home products. During the event, which has the tagline “Welcome home,” Apple will unveil multiple devices that, taken together, are meant to revitalize its presence in the smart home under John Ternus, who became CEO last month.

Consumer Tech Apple Announces Oct. 13 Smart Home Product Launch in New York Apple Inc. on Thursday confirmed it will hold an Oct. 13 product launch in New York to introduce new smart home products. During the event, which has the tagline “Welcome home,” Apple will unveil multiple devices that, taken together, are meant to revitalize its presence in the smart home under John Ternus, who became CEO last month.
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