Review: HomePod one month later, and why the future looks so bright [Video]<div class="feat-image">
</div><p>One popular saying in basketball is that you can’t teach height. Short players can work on fundamentals, but once they’ve finished growing, they can never grow taller.</p>
<p>However, basketball fundamentals can be improved and enhanced over time. Unlike height, fundamentals can be acquired through hard work.</p>
<p>The HomePod is similar in that a strong hardware foundation has been laid at the outset. You can’t go back and retrofit it with better internals, so Apple made sure that the HomePod had the hardware to sound superb out of the gate.</p>
<p>Likewise, Apple is betting on the fact that over time the hard work of its engineering team can help shore up the device’s most glaring deficiency — Siri… <a href="
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Review: HomePod one month later, and why the future looks so bright [Video]
