Apple announces October 13 event, hints at smart home product launches.

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Apple has scheduled a launch event for October 13, 2026, in New York. The company's invitation uses the phrase 'Welcome home,' strongly suggesting a focus on smart home products. Rumored announcements include a smart home hub with a display, an updated HomePod Mini, and a new Apple TV. Apple is also reportedly collaborating with LG on new devices like a video doorbell and thermostat for the event.

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