The Vision Pro Isn't Dead Yet. Here's How Apple Could Give It New Life via VisionOS ...

What if the line between the physical and digital worlds wasn’t just blurred but completely redefined? With Apple’s Vision OS 26, that future is no longer a distant dream—it’s here. This new operating ...

WWDC 2025 is right around the corner, and Apple is expected to dish out some big updates on its suite of devices — including the Apple Vision Pro. First and foremost, Apple's annual developer ...

Apple Vision Pro is unquestionably one of the most powerful pieces of consumer hardware Apple has ever built, but the pricey gadget is still struggling to connect with consumers. And that's a shame ...

Apple released visionOS 2.4 on Monday with Apple Intelligence features on Apple Vision Pro, including Writing Tools, Priority Notifications, and Image Playground. Nine months after Apple revealed ...

There’s no shortage of discourse surrounding Apple Vision Pro. Is it a flop? The future? Something in-between? Most of the narratives have little to do with actually using the device, though. After ...

At WWDC today, Apple announced the headlining features of visionOS 26, its next big OS release for Vision Pro. Among them is a new revamped spatial photos feature that ought to make them even more ...

Apple Vision Pro isn't a priority product for Apple's teams, and it shows in the development of visionOS 26. Bug fixes, minor adjustments, and nearly zero feature additions define the year.

Mark Gurman writes at Bloomberg: Apple Inc. is developing a feature for its Vision Pro headset that lets users scroll through software with their eyes, aiming to enhance the device with a novel ...

As part of a wider software rebranding effort, Apple’s visionOS is jumping from version 2 to 26 with a new software update announced during the company’s developer conference this week. visionOS 26 ...

Apple Vision Pro users could soon be able to scroll through content with their eyes, according to Bloomberg. Apple is working on a visionOS 3 feature that would eliminate the need for hand gestures ...