Apple TV 4K: Code leak offers new clues days ahead of launch Rumors say Apple may hold two launch events in October. The first rumored event, said to occur on October 13, could include a smart home hub, a new HomePod mini and the next Apple TV 4K. MacRumors found hints of the coming set‑top box in the latest beta of tvOS 27.2. The code shows a menu item called “Improve Siri & Apple Intelligence”. According to the accompanying description, Apple stores text and audio gathered during Siri interactions, dictation and translation when this setting is enabled. Since Apple has not announced any Siri AI features for tvOS 27, it is unlikely these functions will reach older Apple TV models through a software update. The same code suggests that up to four HomePods could link wirelessly to an Apple TV to create surround sound. The HomePod speakers would relay Siri requests to the TV, allowing responses to appear visually on the screen. Rumors also claim the next‑generation Apple TV will use either an Apple A19 processor with 8 GB of RAM or an Apple A19 Pro with 12 GB of RAM. The latter chip matches the one used in the iPhone 17 Pro, which is listed at $998 on Amazon. No official confirmation exists yet. If the October 13 event proceeds as rumored, the new Apple TV 4K could be unveiled alongside the smart home hub and HomePod mini. Readers should watch for Apple’s announcement to learn pricing, availability and exact specifications.