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Apple Built a $299 Kitchen Screen. It Can’t Run YouTube or My Recipe App.

Adam Noah19 hours ago05 mins

Apple’s new HomeView is built for the kitchen, but it has no App Store, no YouTube app, and no way to run a recipe manager like Paprika. Watching YouTube in Safari on a 7-inch square screen is not a plan.

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