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Apple Vision Pro review roundup: an experience that weighs on you
“However, he ultimately feels he wants to "get work done" in the Vision Pro," and its "isolating" experience doesn't help matters.”
People have been isolating themselves from others since the dawn of the smartphone. Everywhere you look people have their heads buried in their phones. No matter if it’s walking down the street, on the bus, train or library. People go out of their way to be less engaged with one another.
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Jony Ive wanted to combine MacBook Pro and MacBook Air lines
Ive wanted everything to be as thin as possible and that’s why the iPod Touch battery was so limited.
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Apple Ring rumors & research - what you need to know about Apple's next wearable
My Precious!
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Netflix says use Safari on Apple Vision Pro, because you aren't getting an app
Who cares?M68000 said:
Actually, I believe it’s because there is an unknown market for this kind of device, whether it costs $500 or $3500. If the volume is not there, then the development is not there.mjtomlin said:9secondkox2 said:Netflix not jumping in both feet first on a hyped new platform means they’ve taken a gander and weren’t impressed.Kind of like everyone else not selling apps for it.The effort and engineering power going into the VP is astounding. Unfortunately, it’s just fundamentally flawed as a concept.
Yeah, that’s not what that means. Netflix has a history of being hostile towards Apple’s platforms.
There is one thing for sure, it will be interesting to see what happens with the device. Some people on these forums are so excited that they think monitors and big screen TV’s are now obsolete and pointless LOL. I do not share the excitement for these goggles. Instead, wondering if it will create a vertigo effect for some people. I just don’t see myself wanting to sit or stand around with goggles. Sorry,
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Apple to sell Apple Watch with blood oxygen detection removed to bypass ITC import ban
When has this happened before where a company removed a feature to avoid paying for the technology?
