How iOS 14 Could Make Managing Your HomeKit Home Easier

Jun 30, 2020 Eric Welander 0 min read

Based on the initial betas after Apple’s WWDC conference, the Home app includes a refined design and some new features that should make it easier to control your smart home, and add more automations with Siri Shortcuts. These updates are also just a part of the broader HomeKit updates Apple has planned for this fall, including viewing HomeKit cameras on Apple TV, and enhanced notifications for Apple TV when your HomeKit doorbell rings.

Let’s take a look at what Apple is doing with the Home app on iPad, and how it might help your smart home control and automation.

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