Apple is holding a 'Welcome Home' event in New York on October 13th, where it's expected to announce a new smart home hub, refreshed Apple TV and HomePod Mini, and partner devices from LG. Reports suggest the hub will feature a 6-inch touchscreen, run new software called homeOS, and use voice or facial recognition to identify users. A rumored touchscreen MacBook is not expected to appear at this event, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman.
Apple has classified the original 2017 Apple TV 4K as a 'vintage' product on its support site, a status it applies once five years have passed since a device stopped being sold. Under this designation, Apple can still offer repairs, but only if replacement parts remain available.
Bloomberg reports Apple is developing smart home devices with LG, including a doorbell, lock and thermostat that will carry LG's branding. LG will manufacture the products and provide customer support, while Apple contributes to design and engineering. The lineup is also expected to include a smart deadbolt, indoor and outdoor security cameras, and a floodlight camera, though the products are still months from release.
Apple confirmed a 'Welcome home' product event for October 13 but has not listed it on its Apple Events page or scheduled a livestream on YouTube or the Apple TV app. Bloomberg's Mark Gurman reports that Apple will instead release an online video presentation alongside an in-person press gathering in New York, a format he says will repeat for a separate October 27 launch.
Apple TV has revealed first details of Prodigies, a romantic comedy series created by and starring Will Sharpe alongside Ayo Edebiri. The show, about two childhood prodigies reassessing their long-term relationship in their 30s, premieres February 10, 2027 with two episodes, continuing weekly through March 17. The supporting cast includes John Malkovich, Tobias Menzies, Yumi Asō and Maria Bakalova.
Apple has confirmed a New York event for Tuesday with the teaser phrase 'Welcome Home,' pointing to new smart home hardware. Expected announcements include updated HomePod Minis, a refreshed Apple TV streaming box, and a previously unseen home Hub device meant to sit on a counter or mount on a wall.
Apple TV has begun streaming 'Matchbox The Movie,' an action comedy based on Mattel's toy line, following a Mexico City screening and an October 5 world premiere. The film stars John Cena as an undercover CIA agent whose return to his hometown drags childhood friends, played by Jessica Biel, Arturo Castro, Sam Richardson and Corey Stoll, into a global mission.
Apple TV announced that its golf comedy Stick returns November 4 with two episodes, followed by weekly releases through December 30. Owen Wilson reprises his role as former golfer Pryce Cahill, who attempts a professional comeback with help from a new coach played by Rhea Seehorn, alongside returning cast members Marc Maron and Timothy Olyphant.
Apple confirmed a media event for Oct. 13 at 9 a.m. ET in New York, themed 'Welcome Home.' Marketing executive Greg Joswiak teased the date via a video posted on X showing a needlepoint of Apple's logo.
Apple TV has announced it will include Dustfall, an Australian crime drama starring Anna Torv, in its lineup starting in 2027. This marks a departure from its traditional focus on original content, following recent acquisitions like the British series Small Prophets. The move indicates a strategic shift toward licensing high-quality international series to expand its programming options.
Apple has announced an event for October 13th at 9AM ET in New York, with an invite carrying the tagline 'Welcome home.' Rumors point to smart home-focused announcements, including a display-equipped smart home hub, an updated HomePod Mini, a new Apple TV, and LG-made accessories like a video doorbell, thermostat, and indoor camera.
Apple TV's Formula 1 broadcasts will gain Dolby Atmos spatial audio support beginning with the US Grand Prix in Austin, running October 22-25. Apple holds exclusive US broadcast rights to F1, offering races, practice sessions, sprints, onboard cameras, team radios and live telemetry through a dedicated channel in the Apple TV app. Dolby's Senior VP for Entertainment, John Couling, said Apple can rely on F1's existing trackside microphones and sensors rather than new hardware to deliver the Atmos feed.
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