The Apple Vision Pro might only be officially on sale in the United States, but it's already started to pop up in unusual places all around the world. Following the news that a UK surgeon had employed Apple's spatial computer to help him do his job, a Brazilian surgeon has now done something similar.
Apple really wants businesses to use the Vision Pro — from factories to offices, could its wearable tech be more common soon?
“There’s tremendous opportunity for businesses to reimagine what’s possible using Apple Vision Pro at work,” said Susan Prescott, Apple’s vice president of Worldwide Developer Relations and Enterprise Marketing.
Orthopedic Doctor Uses Apple Vision Pro For Game-Changing Surgery Assist
The ability to see and highlight critical details more easily or have surgery-aiding software could improve medical outcomes for all.
iPad Air 2024: It’s not even out yet, but there’s already a case for it on Amazon
The new iPad Air announcement is expected to come any day now. Rumors have been flying around for months about new iPad models supposedly dropping in the near future, but 9to5Mac spotted pretty ...
Best Buy Takes $100 Off Every Model of the 13-Inch M3 MacBook Air
Best Buy today is taking $100 off across the entire 13-inch M3 MacBook Air lineup, starting at $999.00 for the 256GB model. For every version of the laptop these are all-time low prices, and they're ...
Apple Vision Pro Customer Interest Dying Down at Some Retail Stores
Apple Vision Pro, Apple's $3,500 spatial computing device, appears to be following a pattern familiar to the AR/VR headset industry – ...
My Life Outside of the Apple Vision Pro
Apple's mixed-reality headset is impossible to ignore and, one WIRED writer finds, can create a wall of isolation between partners.