Apple adds Dutch voice recognition to Siri on HomePod, including in 15.4 beta 4

More news about Siri and the latest HomePod 15.4 beta 4, as Apple is also adding Dutch voice recognition for the personal assistant on its smart speakers. So it seems only a matter of time before the company finally releases the HomePod mini in the Netherlands.

Apple is adding Dutch voice recognition to Siri on HomePod with the latest update. A few versions before this, in tvOS 15.2, Apple had brought support for Dutch on HomePod, but it lacked voice recognition.

That said, the company has yet to launch HomePod mini in the Netherlands, which is strange.

In HomePod 15.3, Apple has enabled multi-user support for users configuring Siri in Italian and English in India. Previously, the company added the same feature in HomePod 15.2, but aimed at German-speaking users.

Over the past year, Apple has expanded the availability of HomePod mini in a number of countries, including Germany, Italy, Austria, New Zealand, and Ireland.

On top of that, HomePod version 15.4 will also bring a clever way to log into pesky proprietary Wi-Fi networks. tvOS 15.4 will add support for forced Wi-Fi networks, which means you can use your iPhone or iPad to connect your Apple TV and HomePod to networks that require an extra sign-in step.

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