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How to turn the Action Button into a multi-function automation launcher
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iOS 18 Passwords app can't import passwords, but macOS can
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Delayed Apple Silicon Mac Pro, what's coming in 2023, Apple Music Classical
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Apple TV 4K 2022 review: An Apple Arcade playground
The new 2022 Apple TV is damn fast, and it's especially noticeable in HomeKit.In the past, were I to reboot the HomeKit hub, in this case the Apple TV as it is hard wired, the reboot time would be slow enough that a HomePod would pick up being the hub. Were I then to reboot that HomePod the hub role would revert back to the Apple TV, as is correct, it being hardwired.However, a reboot with the new Apple TV 2022 is so fast that HomeKit doesn't even notice that a hub has gone down and the hub role remains with the Apple TV.Also, and this 'may' be placebo, everything does seem snappier(For clarity, my previous device was a 2nd gen 2021 model.) -
Apple quietly adds new streaming device categories to HomeKit in iOS 14
Looking like a HomePod update will be released when iOS 14.1 comes out alongside the iPhone 12.If you're on the HomePod tvOS 14 beta you'll know that a few weeks ago it jumped to 14.1.This very much hints at my statement above.Sure, it's Apple so who knows, but it does fit quite nicely. The lack of release today more or less confirms it for me.