Details have been revealed about the upcoming visionOS 2.0 update for the Apple Vision Pro during its Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) keynote on June 10, 2024.
While it should not be a major revision, visionOS 2.0 would just be a step in the direction of improvements to the core software experience. Users can expect improved stability and a smoother overall experience with the Apple Vision Pro.
The company’s newest product, the Vision Pro, won’t get a major overhaul with visionOS 2 — codenamed Constellation — but the software will include features like new environments, the Passwords app, and Vision Pro versions of iPad software. That should make the experience a bit more polished. Overall, the software is more focused on filling in gaps from the first version rather than breaking new ground.
by Mark Gurman
But that’s about it when it comes to the Vision Pro, at least when it comes to the hardware. Any advancements are predicted to come later this year, but no hardware news is expected to be announced at the event.
Last year, Apple showed off the Vision Pro for the first time. But this time, we’re in a lull between releases. The next wave of devices isn’t expected until the fall, so there shouldn’t be any new hardware announcements next week.
The event is expected to introduce the new Apple Passwords app to the headset, which is also available for iOS, iPadOS, and macOS.