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Apple introduces the iPhone 12 and HomePod Mini

At its second virtual event in as many months, Apple announced four iPhones and a HomePod Mini. With the iPhone 12 range, the focus is on improved cameras and the introduction of 5G support across the lineup. The HomePod Mini improves Siri’s smart home capabilities, introduces a new feature called Intercom and the ability to…

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At its second virtual event in as many months, Apple announced four iPhones and a HomePod Mini. With the iPhone 12 range, the focus is on improved cameras and the introduction of 5G support across the lineup. The HomePod Mini improves Siri’s smart home capabilities, introduces a new feature called Intercom and the ability to create stereo sound.

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    October 14, 2020 at 2:27 am

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    October 14, 2020 at 3:50 am

    Serious question: why does anyone want MORE Siri functionality?

    Both Alexa and Google Home are Superior to Siri by leaps and bounds.

  6. Harry Michelson

    October 14, 2020 at 3:50 am

    Serious question: why does anyone want MORE Siri functionality?

    Both Alexa and Google Home are Superior to Siri by leaps and bounds.

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