Apple just released visionOS 2.4, bringing Apple Intelligence to Vision Pro for the first time. Headset users get Writing Tools, Image Playground, Genmoji, and system-level ChatGPT integration right in spatial computing. It is rolling out in beta and requires device and Siri language set to U.S. English.
Apple just introduced Spatial Personas for Vision Pro running visionOS 1.1. Instead of hovering like ghosts trapped in FaceTime tiles, up to five avatars can now sit in the same virtual room with spatial audio to collaborate, play games, or watch movies together.
Apple just announced that over 600 native apps and games built specifically for the Apple Vision Pro will be available on day one. Alongside more than a million compatible iOS and iPadOS apps, the lineup spans spatial sports viewing, 3D productivity canvases, and immersive entertainment.
Apple just unveiled the Vision Pro, a standalone spatial computer controlled entirely by eyes, hands, and voice. It packs 23 million micro-OLED pixels across two displays and runs on custom dual M2 and R1 chips to process sensor feeds with almost zero latency. Why it matters: Apple is pitching spatial computing as the next major era after mobile, though the $3,499 price and early next year timeline make it an early-adopter showcase for now.
