Apple's rumored home hub, slated for a spring release, may include a robotic swiveling base, according to The Information's Wayne Ma. This new detail describes a device with a small display, speakers, and AI-focused features, differing from earlier reports of a fixed wall-mounted or desktop unit.

The report contrasts with Mark Gurman's previous descriptions of a simpler hub. It also sounds similar to Gurman's separate 2027 tabletop robot, which features a 360-degree rotating display on a robotic arm. The swivel base could allow the hub to reposition itself to face users, likely using an array of sensors to detect room presence.

This development suggests Apple is blending its home product lines, potentially offering a more dynamic, interactive device earlier than the dedicated tabletop robot. The launch is expected to coincide with iOS 26.4 and a major Siri upgrade, positioning the hub as a central AI-powered command center for the smart home.