Apple’s Vision Pro was supposed to be the device that pulled mixed reality out of the niche and into the mainstream, but the ...

I doubt this will come as a huge surprise to many who’ve been following the technology world over the past year or so, as the ...

A new report on Apple Vision Pro filled with old data suggests the headset is a "rare failure" for Apple, that is, if you ...

300 people are gathering in San Diego to explore the uses of Apple’s spatial computing headset for surgery and other medical applications. In early 2024, Ryan Broderick, a surgeon at UC San Diego ...

The M5 refresh makes the new Apple Vision Pro faster and improves some features, but it doesn't change the fact that the headset still doesn't have a long-term place in most people's homes.

visionOS 26 now supports playback of 180 and 360 degree action cam footage from Insta360, GoPro, and Canon. And rather than bother with creating their own controllers when they don’t want to, Apple ...

Facepalm: It's been over a year since Apple launched its Vision Pro, the mixed-reality headset that you might have already forgotten about. Now, many people who paid $3,500 when the device first ...

It may feel like Apple has given up on its used car-priced “spatial computer,” the Vision Pro, but according to a report from Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, the iPhone maker’s next-gen headset might arrive ...

visionOS 2.4 and iOS 18.4 are fixing some notable problems people have had with sharing or simply using the Vision Pro. visionOS 2.4 and iOS 18.4 are fixing some notable problems people have had with ...

Apple’s Vision Pro is a very nice piece of kit, but the $3,400 price means that even CEO Tim Cook has acknowledged it’s a niche product, and the 600g plus weight also means many find it uncomfortable ...

While most people interested in VR/XR don’t want to pay for a Vision Pro, they all likely want something that Apple’s $3,500 has: a premium display. Apple’s Vision Pro, like the recently released ...

Vision Pro has officially entered its second year on the market. Apple’s spatial computer was chosen as 9to5Mac’s 2024 Product of the Year, but it still has a lot to prove heading into year two. Here ...