Thursday, October 1, 2026
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Apple’s ‘HomePad’ will reportedly come in four colors

Apple “HomePad” concept courtesy of The Apple Post.

Apple reportedly plans to unveil its home hub on Tuesday, October 13, and the leaker known as “pdfu” has revealed in an X post that the device may be available in up to four finishes: Silver, Space Gray, Starlight, and Rose Pink.

From his post: The Photo Face setup screen picks its preview art based on the hardware color the device reports. The device’s housing may also show in setup screens once device assets are available.

“HomePad” is the rumored name of Apple’s upcoming home hub. It’s expected to have a speaker (of course), a 7-inch display, an operating system that’s built around Siri AI that looks “like a mashup of iOS and watchOS.”

“The display will have its own home screen, widgets and clock faces similar to those on an Apple Watch or in the iPhone Duo’s upgraded StandBy mode,” Gurman has said. “…. The roughly square screen will come in versions that either sit on a stand — resembling a HomePod mini chopped in half — or attach to a wall. It’s most similar to an Amazon.com Inc. Echo Show, but with a considerably smaller screen.”

Gurman said the HomePad will bring together all of your connected-device controls, video calls, intercom capabilities and media, while giving you access to Apple services and apps.” It will sync with an iPhone for setup and various other tasks, and Siri AI will be the “killer feature.”

“Apple imagines people using Siri on the home hub to look up information across their devices and accounts,” Gurman said. “They could ask it to play a podcast or song someone sent them a while ago, find a particular image to display, or carry out more precise tasks in apps like Notes, Reminders and Calendar. The Siri AI app will also let them conduct more complex searches within an Apple interface.”

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Dennis Sellers
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Dennis Sellers is the editor/publisher of Apple World Today. He’s been an “Apple journalist” since 1995 (starting with the first big Apple news site, MacCentral). He loves to read, run, play sports, and watch movies.

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