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Apple Didn’t Design Controllers for the Vision Pro, but It Gave Us the Next Best Thing
Apple’s bulky, powerful, occasionally beautiful, and way-too-expensive XR headset, the Vision Pro, is coming into the fold of Apple’s software ecosystem as well as the wider VR market. At WWDC25, Apple shared more info about this first step to a more mature “spatial” ecosystem with visionOS 26.
Vision Pro Will Allow ‘Optional’ and ‘Required’ Designations for Apps Using Motion Controllers
One of the biggest pieces of Vision Pro news from today’s WWDC is that the headset will be getting support for PSVR 2 motion controllers and a Logitech motion stylus with the release of visionOS 26. Now we’re learning more of the details,
With Spatial Widgets on Apple Vision Pro, Apple will replace what used to live on your walls with what lives in your headset.
Apple Vision Pro's new widgets are the Meta Quest 3 Augments that Meta promised us nearly two years ago and still hasn't ...
Learn to set up Mac Virtual Display and Immersive Mode for a cleaner, focused digital environment that boosts your workflow.
Apple is reportedly presenting a sweeping design change since iOS 7 at today’s Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) keynote ...
Apple's main focus at WWDC 25 will be on redesigns and iOS upgrades, but visionOS 26 should see a range of quality-of-life ...
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