Back in the very early days of consumer digital photography, one of the first stars of the new medium came from Apple. The QuickTake 100 used a novel flat form factor and at its highest resolution ...

If Apple's rumored iPhone-friendly home camera arrives in 2026, here are the features it's likely to bring for HomeKit users.

They employed 120 still camera setups alongside two film cameras to craft a more immersive experience. Placing these cameras in tight formation created the illusion of Neo moving at lightning ...

Apple could manufacture smart home cameras and other devices that would connect to its HomeKit smart home platform and that would tie in with a planned smart home "command center" that could come ...

Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo reports that Apple will make “its first foray into the smart home IP camera market” with a new device launching in 2026. It would represent Apple’s first standalone ...

More interesting in that report is a different product set for release in the same year, Apple’s first smart home IP camera. I’m a big fan of tracking my health with the Apple Watch ...

An all-new Apple smart home camera with tight ecosystem ties could enter mass production in 2026. The device will presumably work with Apple HomeKit, which already supports third-party smart cameras.

Image Source : APPLE Apple’s Vision for 2027: Smart Glasses, camera-enabled AirPods, and new MacBook lineup Apple is reportedly working on new wearable products, including smart glasses and ...

Apple will soon introduce a powerful new iPhone camera technology that could significantly improve image quality by functioning more like the human eye. According to a recent report from famed ...

Apple is set to expand its smart home presence, according to Ming-Chi Kuo. The well-sourced analyst reported on Tuesday that the iPhone maker is working on an IP (internet protocol) camera with an ...

Apple has dipped its toe into smart home products with the HomePod and HomeKit platform, but it's now eyeing the launch of its own home security camera, according to analyst Ming-Chi Kuo.