Robert Paul Leitao on Premarket: Apple is green - 'Stephen: Here’s the info from Apple on the new Apple TV 4K https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2026/10/apple-unveils-the-new-apple-tv-4k/ My current 2017 Apple TV 4K is buffering too much and needs to be replaced. I’m also seeking to create a home theater environment with the new Apple TV 4K and perhaps using the new HomePods.'
on No HomeView for EU - 'But David – isn’t that EXACTLY what Trump is trying to do here in the US? Under the rhetoric of “America First”, he’s trying to provide competitive advantages to US-based companies through tariffs, shakedowns and other such nonsense.'
on Apple HomeView available for preorder - '”I don’t completely understand why they’re tethering themselves to LG. Just guessing, but could it be that Apple wants hit the street running with a full slate of accessories for the HomeView that fully integrates? Then in a couple years introduce accessories designed by Apple, but manufactured by LG?'
on Apple HomeView available for preorder - '@Dan From Apple’s website: “ Thousands of smart home accessories are compatible with HomeView and Apple Home products. Just look for the Works with Apple Home logo. Lights, locks, cameras, and much more are available.” If you look here you will find a rather long list of already compatible products. Not sure what compatible means. Is there an app or display that pops up on the screen to control these? We need more information. https://www.apple.com/home/accessories/ If this all really does work this could be the key to solving the home automation problem. Yes, these devices work with phones and tablets and such, but having one central device, with a display that can be securely shared and is super easy to use could unlock this market.'
on Apple HomeView available for preorder - 'I love the price of HomeView. They’re going to eventually sell a gazillion of them. But why does Apple need LG? Can’t they build the associated products in-house? I don’t completely understand why they’re tethering themselves to LG.'
on No HomeView for EU - '“We want our rights! And we don’t care how! We want a revolution NOW!” Marat/Sade'
on Gene Munster: No 'Welcome Home' surprises. So why is Apple's stock up? - 'Aaron, There will be plenty of accessory makers who will fill the many new opportunities. For example, here’s just one source that will probably fix your issue with a battery for portability: https://www dot amazon.com/dp/B09QCR23JF/'
on Gene Munster: No 'Welcome Home' surprises. So why is Apple's stock up? - 'I don’t think it’s for us. Also… the promo video is a bit mad / daft? Is there really a market selling kitchen / dining room tables with a center hole to run power to desktop devices!?'
on Apple breaks $348: New record highs on HomeView release - 'Broader markets were down. I don’t think today’s drop after the high was a response to Apple, but rather a response to the general market, particularly tech stocks.'
on Apple breaks $348: New record highs on HomeView release - 'Well, early on, it looked like everybody was pretty excited about what Apple has going on. Now it looks like they’ve lost all enthusiasm. How very rational.'
on Apple HomeView available for preorder - 'I watched the promo video – kinda cringe. I don’t see teenagers going anywhere near this. They live on their phone (and snapchat) and wouldn’t want to risk parents prying eyes. The device looks nice however and I might order one for the kitchen. If Siri will understand my wife, old Siri can’t understand through her slight Dutch accent.'
on No HomeView for EU - 'Agree. The tech sector in general is in need of regulation for a whole range of reasons. At the moment Australia is grappling with the potential abhorrence of having a live stream execution being broadcast all over the internet.thats the sort of barbarity you’d expect from a terrorist organisation… oh wait it is from a terrorist organisation… the aptly titled, The Department of War. And in terms of trade settings we might find inconvenient, the elephant(more a bull in a china shop) in the room is the US. Regulation of AI may have avoided exorbitant RAM prices and avoiding stupid wars would have avoided high energy prices. I’ll take a well regulated EU over the administration choices you’ve made in the US any day.'
on No HomeView for EU - 'I appreciate the good will demonstrated continuously by Apple. On the other hand, the EU deserves respect for its attempt to regulate a technology sector that is otherwise far too arrogant and reckless.'
