While I also agree with Nepveu, I do believe that the Apple Vision platform needs a cheaper non-Pro model to appeal to both developers and more users. Unfortunately, a cheaper Apple Vision isn’t expected until at least the end of 2025, and it’s unclear whether there will be huge interest in Apple Vision by then.
iPad Mini 7 Has Display Hardware Changes That Likely Fix Jelly Scrolling
One of the main complaints about the prior-generation iPad mini 6 was "jelly scrolling" or screen tearing, and it sounds like it's ...
visionOS 2.1 beta 6 now available ahead of official release
A few days after seeding visionOS 2.1 beta 5, Apple released another build for this upcoming operating system update.
Apple Seeds Sixth Beta of visionOS 2.1
Apple today seeded the sixth beta of an upcoming visionOS 2.1 update to developers for testing purposes. The sixth beta comes just days after ...
Sixth visionOS 2.1 developer beta arrives days after the fifth
In an unexpected Friday release, Apple has rolled out the sixth developer build of visionOS 2.1 for testing, days after the last build.
visionOS 2.1 beta 6 is now available, the second update this week
Apple has released yet another beta for visionOS 2.1. The new developer beta 6 is the second update this week, as the public launch nears.
Apple Vision Pro is looking like a pretty lonely product
Where are the apps for the Apple Vision Pro, the $3,500 headset Apple introduced earlier this year?