Me too.. remotely from why officeI’m going in. Wish me luck.
Update: Updated and restarted. All systems go!
It’s super disappointing that it’s all voice/Siri based. HomePod really should have it’s own app
It’s super disappointing that it’s all voice/Siri based. HomePod really should have it’s own app
Wait. The software update physically breaks HomePod? Wow. That’s terrible customers. Imagine if this happened to iPhone?
But what if you have one in your bedroom and your partner is in bed, asleep, and you get home and you want to play rain sounds while you get ready for bed...you can’t do that without speaking. Also, as far as I can tell, there’s no way to turn it on an make it play something specific (like say NPR for your dog) if you’re not home to talk to it.For me, the best HomePod feature is that it is totally autonomous. I don't need an app, phone, computer, etc. to day-to-day engage it (other than to initially set it up).
All 10 HomePods they sold.How many did it brick?
But what if you have one in your bedroom and your partner is in bed, asleep, and you get home and you want to play rain sounds while you get ready for bed...you can’t do that without speaking. Also, as far as I can tell, there’s no way to turn it on an make it play something specific (like say NPR for your dog) if you’re not home to talk to it.
When I first updated to iOS 13.2 on my iPhone and ran the Home app, it prompted me about (IIRC) adding multi-user voice recognition. I skipped that, since I had decided to stay away from the HomePod 13.2 update.
now that I’ve installed 13.2.1 on my HomePods, I cant find where to record my voice for the voice recognition. It used to be at the top of the “Home” app, but is no longer there. I can’t find it in settings. Does anyone know where this is?
But there’s still that 20% error rate where she plays the wrong song, says she can’t open that app, or says she can’t do that right now, and I can’t find a way to turn off her voiceI can say "Hey Siri..." in my bedroom in a quiet voice and my HomePods out in the living room will hear me!
I meant it was terrible for customers. And it is.Well they can probably fix it.
No the software softly brakes the HomePod. And way are customers terrible... that's a bit mean?
...if you meant customer service... then no that's great. If its broken they will swap them out.
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It is nuts that they didn't have a USB-C on this. For exactly this reason.
So you don’t know? I’d guess they’d do that if they bricked even a few hundred. Who cares? Get over it.Enough that they pulled the update, fixed the issue, and now re-released it.
It wasn’t recognizing the second person on mine but after a while it just started to.I survived the 13.2 and 13.2.1 updates (the latter was only 25MB for me, btw) but Siri still won’t recognize my wife’s voice. I deleted her from the home and re-invited her, checked “yes” on all the boxes, but Siri refuses to recognize her. What’s up?
Looks like the category is doing pretty well with 54% growth...may be a few HomePods in there...All 10 HomePods they sold.
Anybody has any idea how to fix the non working handoff feature?
You have to activate “Transfer to HomePod” in Settings > General > Airplay & Handoff on your iPhone with iOS 13.2