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Chance is back again with a review of another new Apple product. This week, we dive into the HomeView, the app experiences, speaker quality, what it’s like to use Siri AI and more on Apple’s first smart display. Also, Apple releases its best holiday ad in years and the new Apple TV 4K also launches.
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Here’s Apple’s new ad for the holiday season, featuring MacBook Neo
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Apple TV 4K review: The best streamer comes at a cost
Report: John Ternus pushing Craig Federighi to speed up Apple software engineering
Apple SVP Greg Joswiak: ‘We don’t feel threatened’ by OpenAI hardware plans