According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, Apple is looking into ways to expand its presence in the smart home market, and one way it could do it is to make a new Apple TV with a built-in FaceTime camera.
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New report says an Apple TV with camera would support gestures, but do we really need this?
The Apple TV already supports FaceTime calls, provided it is running tvOS 17 and you’ve attached a compatible iPhone to the device. If Gurman’s prediction plays out, you might no longer need the ...