Apple's square Home device: Leak shows photo homescreen in four colors
This is an AI translation into this language for easier reading. The original is the German version: open German original.
Software details about Apple's new home device have leaked for the first time. A leak shows a square photo homescreen in iPhone Duo style – in four colors.
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If you're an Apple fan or waiting for a new smart home product from Cupertino, listen up: Software details about a previously unannounced Home device have leaked for the first time. A surfaced screenshot shows a square start screen that appears to be designed as a photo homescreen – a format Apple doesn't currently have in its lineup.
Per heise online, the layout is based on the so-called "iPhone Duo" – Apple's design language for two-sided or split user interfaces. On the square display, this opens up new possibilities to put photos front and center.
Important upfront: This is a leak, not an official announcement. What you're seeing now is based on leaked material – Apple itself has not commented.
What does the leak actually show?
At its core, it's about the first publicly known software details for Apple's new home device. The leaked screenshot shows a start screen oriented in the "iPhone Duo" style. This makes visible for the first time how Apple might design the operation of a smart display or smart home hub – at least according to the leak.
Four colors – but which ones?
heise online also reports that the device is expected to come in four color variants. Which colors exactly are not clear from the leaked material. What's clear is that Apple apparently also relies on a broad color palette for this product – similar to the iPhone and iPad families.
What does this mean for you?
If the leak holds, Apple is likely to occupy an independent product category: a smart home device with a square display that puts photos at the center. Existing smart home displays tend to use elongated or rectangular formats – a square one would be new.
However: Until the official reveal, it's all speculation. Leaks have often been right – but not always. As soon as Apple shows details itself, you'll know more.
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