this Rumors are true: Apple confirmed today that Vision Pro will get Apple Intelligence features in April with the arrival of Visionos 2.4. Developers’ beta is also being launched for fewer patients today. As we’ve seen on other devices, Apple has launched the AI launch of Vision Pro with basic features. These include writing tools that help you summarize, rewrite and proofread text, and generate text using ChatGpt; an image playground for creating AI images; and emojis and stickers generated by Genmoji for building custom AI.
It’s really just a problem when Apple will bring Apple intelligence to Vision Pro. It is available on current Macs running the M1 chip, so the M2 hardware for the space headset is obviously beyond functionality. Apple Intelligence on VP currently only supports English, but the company says more language and AI features will appear throughout the year. As for other smaller Apple smart features, Vision Pro will also get priority notifications and summaries, smart replies in emails and messages, and the ability to create in-memory movies in photos.
It can be said that for Vision Pro users, Apple has also introduced multiple apps and tweaks to make the headset more useful. Vision Pro’s exclusive new Space Gallery app will focus on Apple’s space videos, photos and panoramas. Think of it as another way to enjoy the immersive features of the VP without waiting for another large budget immersive video to give up. The company said the space bile application will include “story and experience” from brands such as Red Bull, which are known for VR to produce 360-degree videos, and brands such as behind-the-scenes materials on Apple’s show. lay off and shrink. (Hopefully we can actually sit in the creepy Lumon office.)
Additionally, a new iPhone Apple Vision Pro app will enable users to better manage their headset experience. They can add apps and games to Vision Pro and explore what to view later. The app will also serve as a way for a vision professional who knows when new content will be (like the new “Arctic Surfing” episode unlimited The upcoming Immersive series, as well as other videos exploring headphones, including a library of nearly 300 3D movies.
A standalone mobile vision professional app also makes sense, especially since Meta has offered similar headphones over the years. This shows that Apple is slowly making the Vision Pro platform more friendly, not just doing testing for developers working in space computing. I don’t think Apple will lower the price of Vision Pro anytime soon, but having content discovery features like the Space Library and the Vision Pro iPhone app will help whenever we get cheap headphones from the company.
Speaking of user-friendly tweaks, Apple has also improved the guest user mode with Visionos 2.4, and now headset owners will be able to start guest meetings with iPhone and iPad, remotely select which apps are suitable for guests wearing your Vision Pro, and also kick off. Kick the remote playback image. Previously, the process involved first introducing Vision Pro, enabling guest user mode, and then passing it to someone else for testing.
