The next iOS update might force HomeKit users to update to the latest Home app architecture or lose support, according to ...

Macworld Back in iOS 16.2—and then again in iOS 16.4, after some initial teething problems meant it had to be pulled—Apple ...

Apple is expected to release iOS 18.4 in early April, and when it does, users with HomeKit devices still running on the old ...

Apple is reportedly changing everything for iOS 19, aiming to make your iPhone Home screen look more like the Vision Pro.

The first iOS 18.4 beta dropped yesterday, and includes an exciting smart home addition that previously went under the radar. As tested by Jonathan at Smart Home Centre, the Home app now supports ...

With iOS 18.4 you can now use robotic vacuum cleaners inside of the Apple Home app and with Siri. It's still problematic but ...

iOS 18 has introduced a guest access feature to the Home app, providing users with an effortless home entry experience. Users will be able to grant guests control of locks, garage doors ...

Apple is reportedly giving iOS 19 a visionOS-inspired design makeover, and a leak might have shown us what it will look like.

For smart home enthusiasts, the Home app receives a significant update in iOS 18.4. The highlight is the long-awaited support for robot vacuums, first teased during Apple’s WWDC event.

Among the new features in iOS 18 are a redesigned Photos app, new ways to customize your Home screen and wallpaper, new Messages reactions, privacy-related features and dozens of other smaller ...

Apple is set to discontinue support for the older version of its HomeKit architecture, meaning that users will be forced to ...