Vision Pro

Cirrus built its Vision Pro app to close six-figure aircraft deals at airshows, offline, without a plane in the room.

Vision Pro's eye-tracking can now steer a Tolt or LUCI power wheelchair, no joystick needed.

Leaked Vision Pro parts show a pin count change, not a release date. Prototype theater is still theater.

Samsung's Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 could get a budget variant this summer, which is a sentence nobody expected to type.

Avatar: Fire and Ash is on Vision Pro in 3D, not Meta Quest, despite an existing deal. James Cameron contains multitudes.

Avatar: Fire and Ash and Super Mario Galaxy are both 3D-exclusive on Vision Pro. Hollywood's failed living room bet is now a $3,500 face bet.

Apple paid $2 billion to rehire the engineer who left to fix the mouth-tracking problem Vision Pro still can't solve.

SwitchBot's new lock stores your face scan on the device itself, quietly making every other smart lock's cloud dependency look embarrassing.

A $3,500 Apple headset now displays iRacing by letting your PC do everything while you wear the bill.

The iRacing Vision Pro app is the latest in a string of surprising professional and niche uses the headset has quietly accumulated

Apple created a 1,555-question test for AI spatial understanding. Google passed a version of this exam in 2024.

Apple's $3,500 headset finally gets the emoji tool your iPhone has had since 2024.

Apple's visionOS 27 fix for a 650-gram headset nobody buys is better Siri.

Apple's LGTM framework promises sharper headset graphics without a battery penalty. The hardware upgrade cycle just got a little harder to justify.

A New York surgeon has used Vision Pro across hundreds of cataract procedures. A clinical trial is now testing whether it actually improves outcomes.