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Eufy, once thought to have abandoned support for Apple Home, has returned with its second HomeKit-compatible camera of 2024: the Indoor Cam E30. This model can be seen as an upgrade to the company’s 2020 indoor pan-and-tilt camera, which offered 2K resolution, alongside another fixed-position 2K camera.

Eufy has introduced its second HomeKit-compatible camera this year, the Indoor Cam E30, signaling the company’s return to Apple Home integration after a period of uncertainty. The E30 represents an upgrade over its predecessor, the Indoor Cam C210, launched in 2020.

Recent rumors surrounding the iPhone 17 Air suggest a significant design shift, particularly in its camera layout, which could draw inspiration from the Google Pixel 9. While Apple is known for more conservative design changes compared to other manufacturers, it seems the iPhone 17 Air could break that mold.

Although the iPhone 17 series won’t be officially released until 2025, early leaks are already providing valuable insights into the design changes we can expect, particularly with the rear camera setup on the iPhone 17 Pro.

Lockly has unveiled its latest Zeno Series of smart door locks, designed with advanced security features and seamless Apple HomeKit integration. The new series, showcased at CES 2024 and now available at The Home Depot, offers a compact design, built-in Wi-Fi for smooth connectivity, and full compatibility with HomeKit and Apple Home Key, making it an attractive choice for Apple users.

Apple’s MacBook Air is expected to receive a significant update in 2025, with the addition of an upgraded Center Stage camera. This enhancement aligns with Apple’s ongoing effort to improve user experience through advanced camera technologies, particularly as virtual communication and hybrid work continue to dominate professional and personal lives.

Recent leaks suggest that Apple might be planning a significant change in the camera design for the iPhone 17 Slim. According to sources from Weibo and X, the new model could feature a horizontal “camera bar” rather than the traditional rear camera bump.

Apple has redefined how users interact with their iPhones, particularly through the innovative Camera Control on the iPhone 16. While it may look like a recessed button, Apple executives are careful to insist that it is anything but.

Apple’s next iPhone lineup, the iPhone 17 series, is reportedly set to bring significant design changes, with rumors swirling around the rear camera setup for the iPhone 17 Pro. Expected to launch in September 2025, early leaks have begun to shed light on a bold new design direction.

Apple has named Kino Pro Video Camera the coveted “App of the Year” for 2024, a recognition typically reserved for popular games or productivity apps. This year, however, Apple chose a tool aimed at creatives, highlighting the app’s ability to elevate iPhone video recording to professional levels.