That’s the question we ask readers in today’s poll. What rumoured new feature for iPhone 7 will make it upgrade worthy for you? Or will Tim Cook and Co need something beyond what’s expected to get upgrade numbers it didn’t get in 2015 with the 6s update and this year with the iPhone SE? expand full story Will Apple have something new and exciting that we don’t yet know about for the iPhone 7?
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In a TV interview with CNBC’s Jim Cramer this week, Cook said the iPhone 7 will have a killer feature that would prove to be an upgrade customers won’t be able to resist. “We are going to give you things that you can’t live without that you just don’t know you need today,” Cook teased.Ĭould it really be something we already know about? Could any of the rumored features for the device possibly fall under the groundbreaking or irresistible category of features Cook hinted at? Perhaps the new rumoured dual-camera system could be enough to account for Cook’s comment? Of course, it’s also possible it’s all just post-Q2 PR hype after a quarter of declines. If the report is true, we could finally get our first look at the Home app at Apple’s World Wide Developers Conference in June where the company is expected to preview iOS 10 alongside its other upcoming products and developer tools. These apps already exist in the form of third-party solutions like the Hesperus app we reviewed a couple weeks back, but a solution direct from Apple would hopefully mean one of the best implementations yet and maybe some new features that third-party developers don’t have access to in the current crop of apps. The idea is that rather than using various apps each accessory maker builds, you could just open one “Home” app on your iPhone to manage everything. We were first to detail some of the planned features for the platform and app back before the release of iOS 9, some which like the app have yet to be released. The next version of iOS due this fall will have a standalone “HomeKit” app as well.Īpple has had plans for a HomeKit app on your iPhone’s home screen for quite a while as it’s developed the platform that currently only allows control of supported home automation accessories through Siri or third-party apps.
Both offer support for many devices with more added daily (including Amazon “Echo”).
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“Yonomi” is a free app that I often use, “Home” is another which cost $14.99. Some advice, there are many third party applications, most free, that offer more control and customization(s) with many Smart Home devices. MacRumors found the mention (pasted below) within a product review related to HomeKit and says it confirmed the person that left the comment was indeed an Apple employee.Īs I work in marketing for Apple, we test many Smart Home devices, especially for iOS HomeKit integration. A standalone iOS app for Apple’s HomeKit platform could finally arrive in iOS 10 as a new report claims an Apple employee on the company’s marketing team revealed plans for the launch in an online review.
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