Apple TV 4K expected to launch this fall with AI-powered Siri and updated remote
Apple is slated to release a new Apple TV 4K in the fall, featuring an AI-enhanced Siri, a redesigned remote and additional Apple Intelligence capabilities, according to Bloomberg and analyst Mark Gurman.
Apple is preparing to introduce an updated Apple TV 4K later this year, Bloomberg reports, with a launch targeted for the fall season. The new set-top box is expected to incorporate an AI-driven version of Siri, a revised remote control and expanded Apple Intelligence functions.
Analyst Mark Gurman, writing in his Power On newsletter, said the device is in "very advanced testing" and that while the changes are not likely to be major, they will include support for the new Siri and a possibly tweaked remote. He added that the remote could feature an Ultra Wideband chip similar to that used in AirTag 2 for Precision Finding.
The upcoming Apple TV 4K may also bring other AI-related enhancements to tvOS 27, such as visual intelligence, photo-editing tools, HomeKit Secure Video upgrades and improvements to the Podcasts app, though these details remain speculative. The launch will coincide with a refreshed HomePod mini that also incorporates Apple Intelligence features.