As developers dive deep into Apple’s HomePod firmware, more discoveries are taking place. The latest include sounds from the HomePod, as found by Avery Magnotti.
Here are the names of these sound files:
alarm1.wav
Lighthouse.wav
SessionInactive-b238.wav
SetupFinal-b238.m4a
SetupStepSource-b238.m4a
SetupStepTarget-b238.m4a
timer1.wav
TwoShot-b238.wav
WOCAudioPasscodeTone.wav
Have a listen below and tell us what you think:
Yesterday, Magnotti found out HomePod had 1GB of RAM, plus its LED waveform had a resolution of 272 x 340—the same as a 38mm Apple Watch.
HomePod firmware also uncovered the iPhone 8’s alleged design as well, plus signs of possible facial recognition features.
While HomePod will launch in the U.S. by the end of this year for $349 USD, Canada won’t get the device until 2018.
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