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Apple Restructures Website, Separates AirPods and 'TV & Home' Into Their Own Sections

As part of a number of new product announcements and updates today, Apple restructured its website to more prominently highlight AirPods as their own product category, while creating "TV & Home," "Only on Apple," and a new "Accessories" tab.

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The new menu bar looks considerably more crowded than before but highlights Apple's shifting strategy to focus on the AirPods separately from its TV and home strategies. The new "TV & Home" section highlights the Apple TV, ‌Apple TV‌+, the HomePod mini, the Home app, and HomeKit supported accessories. "Only on Apple," the newest section to Apple's website, includes all of the company's own services such as Apple Music, Apple Fitness+, Apple Arcade, and more.

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Schizoid Avatar
64 months ago
That’s to make room for the notch.
Score: 9 Votes (Like | Disagree)
64 months ago
Disappointed by the lack of a notch on their site.
Score: 4 Votes (Like | Disagree)
Regbial Avatar
64 months ago

Not sure if anyone was buying it anyway. But wheres the link to the ipods? It used to be in music and with the update I can't find it.
I think you have to look it up using search... :( I think this really does mean the death of the iPod is imminent. 😢

Maaaybe they'll redesign it with a 6.1 inch screen like the current iphones? One can only hope. 🙏🏻
Score: 2 Votes (Like | Disagree)
64 months ago
Might make it easier for some to easily identify the products apple has got to offer.
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Detonation Avatar
64 months ago
Top menu bar text looks terrible in Windows on a non 4k display, on Chrome or Edge at least.
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Apple Knowledge Navigator Avatar
64 months ago
'TV & Home' category, years after the introduction of said products and services.

No wonder there's no collective vision...
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