Apple introduced the $99 HomePod Mini with better sound and Siri Smart

Apple introduced the 3.3-inch-tall HomePad Mini. Apple introduced this new smart speaker with built-in Siri Smart. This device can control your smart home and automatically connect to the Home app. 

The Siri built into the HomePad Mini can recognize the voice of everyone in your home and can access your phone's iPhone apps or send messages. It can also provide you with personalized updates. The HomePad Mini intercom can also send messages to other HomePad Minis in other rooms. 

It also works with other Apple devices and services. These messages can be automatically played on HomePad Mini and AirPods, while other devices like iPhones and CarPlay receive such message notifications. As always, Apple has kept privacy in mind with the HomePad Mini. 

The company will only store your audio if you allow it. Your personal updates will be delivered to you at home and everything will be encrypted. The device will work with Apple Music, iHeartRadio, radio.com, and TuneIn. 

In the future, it will also be compatible with Pandora and Amazon Music. HomePad Mini can control volume, play, and pause with controls on the backlit touch-sensitive touchpad. This HomePad Mini supports 360-degree sound and can be connected to multiple HomePad Minis. 

The HomePad Mini has an Apple S5 chip that enables computational audio. This means that the speaker has a constant volume and adjusts the dynamic range in real time. Later this year it will be able to work with U1 UWB on iPhones and detect when your phone is near the HomePad Mini. 

The HomePad Mini will be available in white and space gray colors. Pre-orders for the HomePad Mini will begin on November 6 for $99, with delivery starting on November 16.