Creative Strategies CEO Ben Bajarin joins us for the inaugural episode of “The Mac Observer Show.” Topics tackled include:
Apple is prepping up to launch Vision Pro in international markets this July.
Apple patent talks about using skin deformation for bio authentication and voice commands on Apple Vision Pro.
It seems that Apple Vision Pro is a step ahead in the game and it has appeared on China’s product regulatory database.
An Indian doctor claims that he has used Apple Vision Pro in more than 30 surgeries, so far, and plans to keep using it when needed.
Cupertino’s top-dollar Apple Vision Pro might be gearing up for releases in other regions, including China and Japan.
Apple today rolled out the visionOS 1.2 Beta 4 to developers, closely following the third beta update released about a week ago.
Apple Vision Pro 2 may not see the light of the day until the end of 2026, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman.
Best Buy has announced its Envision app exclusively for the Apple Vision Pro, allowing users to shop and see products.
A 3D shopping app specifically made for the headset by a major retailer suggests that the Apple Vision Pro will soon be available in China.
Some Vision Pro owners are claiming that it’s causing health issues such as headaches, neck issues, and black eyes.
Apple is releasing visionOS 1.1.2, a minor update with bug fixes, for Vision Pro. Additionally, visionOS 1.2 beta 1 is out for developers.
Apple showcased how Vision Pro’s business applications can improve the company’s efficiency as well as training and simulation.
Some developers claim Apple’s privacy protection features are holding them back from creating apps for the Vision Pro.
The operation utilizing Apple Vision Pro involved replacing the shoulder’s ball and socket joint and reversing its position.
If your Vision Pro is running visionOS 1.1 or later, you should be able to access spatial Personas later today.
Apple wants to improve Focus Mode on the Apple Vision Pro so that it is more dynamic
Apple is making a key deal to bring some important Tencent apps to the Vision Pro ahead of the device’s launch in China.
Apple CEO Tim Cook has confirmed that the Vision Pro headset will launch in China
Apple released visionOS 1.1.1 for the Vision Pro headset. The device gets important bug fixes and security updates with this release.
According to IDC, the introduction of the Apple Vision Pro grabbed a lot of headlines, raising the awareness of the whole headset industry.
A web-based version of the Apple Vision Pro App Store is now available
Canon executive explains that the Apple Vision Pro requires at least 100 MP with 60 frames per second.
The patent showcases how one could use and charge a handheld controller with a headset
