Apple Doubles Down On Vision Pro With Metallica Concert Experience: But Can Rock Legends Save A $3,499 Headset That's Already Being Scaled Back?
Why It's Important: This comes as Apple appears to be reevaluating its extended reality (XR) strategy. Last year, it was reported that the tech giant has scaled back Vision Pro production due to lower-than-expected demand. CEO Tim Cook has also admitted the headset isn't a mass-market product at its current price.
Apple’s next Immersive concert experience for Vision Pro features Metallica.
If The Weeknd wasn’t enough to convince you to pick up Apple’s $3,499 headset (or at least stop by an Apple Store to try one out), now the company will offer a 25-minute virtual trip to the Mexico City finale of Metallica’s M72 World Tour,
Samsung is set to release first-party Android XR controllers, and that’s the best news about its headset so far – here’s why.
What we don't know yet is if these controllers will come coupled with the XR headset. If not, Samsung is likely to put an ...
A new report suggests that Samsung plans to equip its upcoming XR headsets with better displays than the ones found on the ...
Thanks to a new leak, it looks like Samsung's XR headset will have first-party controllers, but here could be bad news.
Apple today released visionOS 2.3.2, a minor update to the visionOS 2 operating system that came out in September. visionOS 2.3.2 comes a month ...
After a mild visionOS 2.3 update, Apple keeps beta testing visionOS 2.4 now with beta 3. Here's everything we know about it.
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