[China News] According to the Financial Times, a brand-new platform will be launched at the WWDC2014 conference next week, which will allow the iPhone to directly control lighting, security systems and other home devices.

  

  Nest Thermostat controller

  According to the report, Apple will become a "big player" in smart home technology, and the company is negotiating with equipment manufacturers to give them a formal license-just like the "Made For iPhone" project with some accessories such as speakers, 8 will provide software support.

  According to the report, this framework will be similar to the "Made for iPhone" label awarded by Apple’s existing compatible headphones, speakers and other accessories, and it will adopt a brand new brand and logo. Apple will also provide additional testing to ensure that certified products are not vulnerable to hackers.

  Apple Philips Hue networking light bulb

  Apple may focus on introducing privacy protection in its smart home system. According to a person familiar with the matter, considering the high sensitivity of the company’s access to personal information, the online monitoring project of American intelligence agencies was leaked here.

  The report also mentioned that the plan may change at any time, but in the past one or two years, Apple has launched a series of measures (including CarPlay in-vehicle system and iBeacon technology) to expand the reach of the iPhone, so that the iPhone can interact with the real world and other electronic devices within the range.

  Apple Belkin WeMo WiFi Baby Monitor

  At present, Apple’s online store is also selling a series of different components called "Internet of Things", including the Nest Thermostat thermostat owned by Google (pictured above), Philips Hue networking light bulb and Belkin WeMo WiFi baby monitor.


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