Commentary: Apple's expensive headset remains something that appeals only to pros (and rich bros). There are things it does ...

A new patent filing shows that Apple has been working on a fairly standard external game controller device for Apple Vision ...

Adding artificial intelligence to the Vision Pro makes sense from Apple’s perspective, as it’s trying to gain a foothold in the AI market. But does it actually make sense for Vision Pro users ...

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.

It’s just over a year since Apple first listed its Vision Pro headset for sale, and the device hasn’t exactly lit the world on fire since then. Yet after a year of reflection, there’s one ...

Apple Vision Pro is Apple's first spatial computing device. It shows the user a video feed of approximately 4K resolution per eye of their surroundings, adding apps and UI to the environment in a ...

After Apple kickstarted the spatial computing era with the high-priced Vision Pro mixed-reality headset last year, it seemed to be a first step toward a future all-day wearable device. However ...

Apple’s $3,500 Vision Pro sounds like a bargain compared to the price of a fresh, medical-grade cadaver. (A body alone can be “up to $10,000” before refrigeration and transport costs ...

while only 25% said the same for PlayStation VR2—a platform that might be about to bolster Apple’s Vision Pro efforts. The survey involved over 3,000 game developers in total, a sizable group ...

The latest cancellation casts doubt over Apple’s future AR plans.

the Apple Vision Pro. According to Gurman, we shouldn't expect to see a new Vision Pro headset in 2025. However, he says a second-gen model will likely launch in 2026 with a new M5 chipset.

Apple's Vision Pro headset offers access to plenty of software. We pick the top 31 apps on visionOS, from movies and games to videoconferencing and...ordering cookies. I’ve been PCMag’s home ...