Technology Wayne Ma claims that Apple is reportedly developing at least two foldable iPhone prototypes, with one of them having a Galaxy Z Flip-like form factor. The project was purportedly put on hold in 2020, as the company focused on building an inward folding iPad, similar in size to the iPad Mini.
Ever wonder what playing a Game Boy Advance emulator with an interface that matches the original hardware could be like with the Apple Vision Pro? Riley has you covered with this mockup showcasing a virtual console running in passthrough mode.
The Simpsons have done it again with yet another prediction, the Apple Vision Pro, or so fans of the series claim. Some of the other predictions that came true in one form or another include accessible space travel, smartwatches, the Walt Disney / FOX merger, the pandemic, and we can’t forget the Donald Trump presidency.
Finally, the first Apple Vision Pro teardown video has been released, and it comes from none other than the experts at iFixit. The most fascinating feature might be its EyeSight display, which is essentially a lenticular screen that projects a 3D version of the user’s eyes to emulate their gaze.
The 2nd Gen Apple Watch SE (40mm + GPS) is still one of the best smartwatches on the market, and you can get one for $199 shipped, originally $249. It features the core Apple Watch experience, including Activity tracking, high / low heart rate notifications, and Emergency SOS, as well as the new Crash Detection function. Product page.
One thing you should do when using the Apple Vision Pro is operate any motor vehicle, even a Tesla in self-driving mode. Even with passthrough activated, which allows you to see the real world behind the glass, it is not recommended you use the device when driving.
The Apple Vision Pro has finally arrived in stores, but a native YouTube app is nowhere to be found. However, the next best thing just might be Juno by developer Christian Selig, as it improves the website substantially with a visual overhaul so it feels like a native visionOS app.
Apple Vision Pro may soon become a valuable tool for real estate agents, as Zillow Immerse lets potential customers tour homes virtually like never before. A video conferencing walkthough is nice, but Zillow Immerse uses Apple’s spatial computer to provide panoramic 360° views of every room, from ceiling to floor.
Marquess Brownlee, also known as MKBHD, unboxes the all-new Apple Vision Pro and shows what $3,499 USD gets you. Upon opening the main box, you’ll find a Light Seal, Solo Knit / Dual Loop bands, a Light Seal, two Light Seal Cushions (thick + thin), and an Apple Vision Pro Cover for the front of the device.