The Cupertino company, well known for its innovations, seems ready to once again revolutionize our daily lives by launching an operating system dedicated to connected home devices.
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An operating system dedicated to the connected home
HomeOS would be designed to manage connected devices in the home, bringing a new dimension to the Apple ecosystem. Based on Apple TV software, this new system could centralize the control of different home devices.
With built-in apps like Note and Calendar, HomeOS could transform connected home interaction. We could imagine a home where all devices communicate smoothly and intuitively.
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Connected screens for an immersive experience
Apple is also reportedly working on connected screens, the first model of which could arrive as early as 2025. These screens would be an ideal complement to HomeOS, offering a visual interface to control all home devices.
The basic model would be designed to be magnetically attached to walls or placed on a table. A second, more advanced model could be equipped with a robotic support allowing the screen to follow the user as they move.
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Integration of artificial intelligence
Unlike Apple TVs or HomePod speakers, future connected screens will benefit from the power necessary to exploit Apple’s artificial intelligence. This could open up fascinating possibilities for home management.
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Apple Intelligence could allow devices to proactively adapt to user needs. We could imagine scenarios where the house anticipates the actions of its inhabitants, making daily life more fluid and pleasant.
Expected new features:
- A centralized system to control connected devices
- Touchscreens with various mounting options
- Strong integration of artificial intelligence
Although this information comes from unofficial sources, it seems to be part of a coherent development logic for Apple. The company could thus position itself against competitors like Google and Amazon, already present in this market.
Do you feel ready to welcome this new technology into your home? What other innovations would you like to see emerge in the connected home field?
