It's one of the features that HomePod users have been waiting for for a long time, and will soon be available in Spain and Mexico. Our HomePods will recognize the voices of multiple users, at last.
We can finally have our own music lists on our HomePod. Apple has announced in today's wind that voice recognition for different users will arrive this year in all countries where Apple speakers are sold, including Spain and Mexico. In this way, each user can use the HomePod and enjoy their own music., without having to listen to that of the other family members who also use the Apple smart speaker.
With voice recognition, each user who speaks to the HomePod will access their own Apple Music profile, as well as other Siri services. If you ask for music, HomePod will recognize your voice and offer you the music you like the most, and if you save a song or tell Siri that you like it, it will be saved to your profile. No more having to listen to the TRAP of your eldest daughter, or the Reggaetón of the medium. Each user will have their own voice and therefore will have access to their music. Not only limited to music, you will also access your calendar appointments and your messages. Each user will access their profile. When it does not recognize a voice, you can indicate which profile is accessed by default.
Apple today announced the new HomePod mini available in more colors, some new AirPods 3 and a new plan for Apple Music that will only cost $ 4,99 and that is limited to Apple devices and voice control. At this event it has also presented the new MacBook Pro with M1 Pro and M1 Max processors, with brutal power and very efficient energy consumption.