The Vision Pro’s EyeSight feature could display Zoom eyes and symbols like Do Not Disturb to indicate to others that the wearer might be in an important meeting.
A sketchy new report alleges that Apple's Vision Pro mixed-reality headset could launch in the United States during the final week of February.
Apple has ramped up production of the upcoming Vision Pro and is reportedly planning to launch the $3500 mixed-reality headset in February.
Bloomberg claims Apple might delay the release of the Vision Pro to "sometime around March." Apple CEO Tim Cook recently said the headset remains on track.
Persona enrollment for FaceTime, as well as the basics of visionOS navigation with eyes and hands, are covered on a pair of leaked Vision Pro onboarding videos.
A new icon in the shape of a headset marks movies offering a 3D stereoscopic playback experience on Apple's upcoming Vision Pro headset.
A more affordable version of Apple’s Vision Pro headset could cost between $1,500 and $2,500, a price that the vast majority of consumers may still deem too high.
Apple's Vision Pro headset can boost the refresh rate of its micro-OLED displays to 100 Hertz (Hz), but only to mitigate the unwanted light flickering effect.
Future Vision Pro mixed-reality headsets should be smaller and lighter, and ship from the factory with prescription lenses preinstalled for people with eyesight issues.
At least one Vision Pro model could ship with one terabyte of onboard SSD storage, with Apple possibly offering additional models with more or less storage.
We are still waiting for the future of Spatial Computing, when Apple launches the newest generation in hardware, Apple Vision Pro. The headset is one of the most anticipated devices since the Apple Watch launched almost a decade ago. There is much intrigue in the device and it is only available, at the moment, to approved developers with on-site appointments in a handful of locations around the world. Capture the hardware beauty in these wallpapers for iPhone.
The latest tvOS 17 code reveals that the Vision Pro's external battery might have a fancy marketing name: Magic Battery.