Apple is developing a new version of its popular Powerbeats earbuds with support for Hey Siri. Evidence found within iOS 13.3, which was released to the public today, indicates that “Powerbeats4” are likely coming soon.
Apple preparing new ‘Powerbeats4’ headphones with ‘Hey Siri’ support, more
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