Apple is reportedly developing a home security product that could compete with Amazon and Google
A door lock with a video camera could set the iPhone maker up to compete with Google's Nest and Amazon's Ring.
Apple reportedly eyes home security market with face-scanning smart doorbell
The claim that Apple is working on a smart doorbell and other home devices comes after a report on Dec. 15, also via Mark Gurman, claimed that Apple was working on a giant foldable iPad for a 2028 launch. The new iPad was described as “akin to a giant iPad that unfolds into the size of two iPad Pros side-by-side.”
Report: Apple Developing a Video Doorbell With Face ID
Keys and codes are so last century. Apple is working on a Face ID-enabled video doorbell, Mark Gurman at Bloomberg reports. The camera is expected to launch by the end of 2025 and is part of Apple’s wider push to further establish itself in the smart home space, which is currently dominated by rivals Amazon and Google.
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Apple’s smart home ambitions are shifting gears starting next year. The next notable offering, as per Bloomberg, could be a smart doorbell with Face ID support.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your
Apple reportedly developing new smart home doorbell with support for Face ID
Apple already offers many third party HomeKit locks on its online store, but doorbells with facial recognition would be a new venture. Gurman reports that the doorbell will be able to automatically unlock your home by just scanning your face: The idea is that the doorbell could automatically unlock the door for a home’s residents by scanning their face — just like Face ID lets them into their iPhone.
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