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Apple Vision Pro will launch with over 100 Apple Arcade games
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Tim Cook: Apple Vision Pro tech is mindblowing, and will be too expensive for many
mikethemartian said:How many times does he get the “spatial computing” buzzword in on average during his interviews? -
Apple accidentally releases public iOS 17 beta early [u]
GGNORE252 said:Fidonet127 said:darkvader said:Ok, it's installed.It seems fine. The new features are about as exciting as I expected them to be (which means they aren't).It doesn't seem significantly slower, so there's that. As always with betas, the first thing you have to do is go to Settings > Privacy & Security > Analytics & Improvements and make sure you turn off everything.I haven't noticed any stability problems yet. It's probably safe to disregard the dire warnings and go ahead. I mean, I'm not putting it on my primary iPhone, but my primary iPhone is an 8+, so I don't think it'll even run it. -
Apple Vision Pro developer kits will be made available eventually, and to a select crowd
chutzpah said:xixo said:this device will revolutionize pronography
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beta (male) testers will be lining up around the blcck
Dimming your pronography and showing your eyes when a family better enters the room? -
Apple Vision Pro $3,499 mixed-reality headset launches at WWDC after years of rumors
gatorguy said:Japhey said:anonymouse said:Japhey said:gatorguy said:It does not seem like a very Apple-y product, but that's not unexpected either. It's a first gen, and according to reports was intended for developers anyway. Three years out they may have something. At the moment it seems like it was pushed out to the retail market before it's fully hatched, and I'm not sure why altho I could guess there's some other nearly-finished products from potential competitors coming before the year is out.
No doubt some regular users here will rush to buy a Vision Pro anyway; after all, it's from Apple. By the time it's fully developed in gen 3 I would expect it to be half to a third of the current price. That's when it may capture my interest. Or not.It seems like they put a lot of love and energy into addressing all the shortcomings other AR headset suffer from. So I’m just curious as to what you need to see for it to be considered “fully hatched ”?
All that is simply opinion. Yours is too. It's a bit early to claim either, or neither of us is more accurate about how it plays out.