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Apple releases HomeView 27.2 update, revealing 20 default wallpapers
Key points
- Apple released HomeView 27.2 update.
- Update includes 20 default wallpapers.
- Wallpapers are available in light and dark modes.
- HomeView launches November 13.
HomeView 27.2 Update Released
Apple has released the HomeView 27.2 system update, identified as build 24V514. This update precedes the official launch of the HomeView smart home hub, which is scheduled for November 13. The release provides an early look at some of the device's features.
Default Wallpapers Revealed
The HomeView 27.2 update contains 20 default wallpapers that will ship with the device. These wallpapers are available in both light and dark mode variations. They have a 1:1 aspect ratio, which can be adjusted by users to fit other devices like iPhones, iPads, and Macs.
Face Customization Interface and Past Rumors
In addition to the wallpapers, the update offers a preview of the HomeView's face customization interface. Developer Guilherme Rambo shared details about this feature. The system also includes a hidden graphic for HomeView Software 26, which aligns with previous rumors suggesting an earlier planned launch for the device.
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Apple released the HomeView 27.2 system update, build 24V514, ahead of the smart home hub's November 13 launch. The update includes 20 default wallpapers, available in light and dark modes, and offers an early look at the device's face customization interface.