apple Announce On Monday, it will launch Visionos 2.4, bringing Apple Intelligence-powered AI capabilities to Apple Vision Pro. The update also introduces a new space experience and the iPhone’s Apple Vision Pro app.
With Apple Intelligence from Apple Vision Pro, users will have access to writing tools that allow them to rewrite, proofread and summarize text with the help of AI. Users will also visit the Image Playground and Genmoji to create unique AI-generated images and emojis.
Additionally, users can find specific images by simply describing natural language searches in photo applications. Vision Pro users can also create “memory movies” based on their photos and videos based on the new Apple Intelligence feature launched today.
Visionos 2.4 also includes support for emails, mail summary, image sticks in comments, priority notifications in notification center, and priority messages in notification summary.
Users can set up the first set of Apple Intelligence features in our English using their devices and Siri languages.
As for the new space experience, Apple is launching a new space gallery app that allows users to access a library of space content around art, culture, nature, sports, entertainment and more. Apple said the app will be updated regularly with new content.
iPhone’s new Apple Vision Pro app allows users to do a variety of different things, including apps queued to download, access information about their Vision Pro, and find tips to improve their experience. The app has a discovery page that surfaces suggestions to recommend new experiences with Apple Vision Pro, such as popular apps and games.
Apple also announced today that it will launch new Apple Intelligence features, including the “Priority Notifications” feature, which is designed to help users manage their notifications by prioritizing important alerts and minimizing less important attention on the user locks the screen.
Additionally, the tech giant is expanding access to Apple’s intelligence access to the EU and providing support for new languages including France, German, Italian, Portuguese (Brazil), Spanish, Japanese, Korean and Chinese (simplified).
