HomeView Lacks App Store, Leans on CarPlay
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Apple's HomeView smart display launched without a dedicated App Store, instead relying on CarPlay apps and widgets to supplement its 15 built-in applications. The approach drew criticism from observers who viewed the absence of native third-party app support as a significant limitation, particularly noting gaps in video app availability. Apple confirmed that users can access CarPlay-compatible applications on HomeView, though the company did not outline plans for a dedicated app ecosystem or how CarPlay entitlements would function on the device.