
According to a report from GSMArena citing findings by MacRumors, Apple may be preparing to launch a successor to its HomePod Mini smart speaker. The report claims that references to a 'HomePod Mini 2' were discovered within Apple's internal software code, providing early indications of the device's potential design and color options.
The leaked information includes imagery suggesting the new speaker will be available in five distinct colors: pink, white, green, blue, and midnight. While the white and midnight options remain consistent with the original model, the report notes that the blue shade appears to be a lighter variation, while pink and green would represent new additions to the lineup. The original HomePod Mini was first introduced by Apple in October 2020.
As of now, Apple has not issued an official statement regarding the development or release date of a second-generation HomePod Mini. Tech industry analysts often monitor software code for clues regarding upcoming hardware, though such findings do not guarantee an imminent product launch. Consumers and industry observers remain waiting for confirmation from the company regarding its future smart home product roadmap.
The story is based on a report from GSMArena citing MacRumors, which claims to have discovered evidence of a new HomePod Mini in Apple's internal code. While the information is sourced from reputable tech-focused outlets, it remains an unconfirmed product leak rather than an official announcement from Apple.
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Original report: GSMArena