< img src = "/uploads/blogs/73/32/IB-FQI6i17t3_9316240d.jpg" Alt = "Apple can release smart-call from Face ID and Magsafe"/> ~ < p > Rumors about creating a smart door call from Apple are gaining momentum. Famous insider Mark Gurman has reported a few months ago that the company was working on a door call system and a face ID lock that will be connected to a compatible smart.
~ < h3 > What is known
< P > The famous Kosutami insider shared new information: Apple's doorbell will receive Magsafe support. This may mean that the device will have a built -in battery with wireless charging. It is unclear whether the USB-C connector is available for conducting charging.
< p > Although Magsafe technology can make charging more convenient, smart door calls usually need recharge only a few times a year. Also appeared that Apple can use magnetic mounting for a removable call, but it can make the device vulnerable to theft.
< p > According to gourmet, the release of Apple's door call is planned no earlier than 2026. The main competitor of the company in this area will be Ring owned by Amazon. Apple is expected to emphasize privacy and safety, as in the case of Homekit Secure Video, which provides end -to -end encryption of video recordings in iCloud.
~ ~ < P > Apple actively expands its presence in the segment of a smart home. In addition to the door call, the company prepares for the release of a smart hub and its own inner camera, which will become a competitor of Logitech Circle View.~ < P > Kosutami is known for its origins on Apple products, in particular, it provided the use of a metal body of the battery in the iPhone 16 Pro 10 months before its exit. However, the insider was wrong about the AirPods Pro 3 exit in 2024, so the information should be taken with caution.