Apple Vision Pro

The $3,500 Vision Pro is prohibitively expensive for many consumers, and reviews have made it clear that it is a device that does not easily fit in to an existing workflow for most people. Some users have even regretted purchasing the headset. The Vision Pro is great for watching movies, viewing 3D videos, and using as a display for a Mac. At over 1.3 pounds, the Vision Pro is heavy and fatigue can set in quickly, but Apple improved comfort with the Dual Knit Band that launched alongside the M5 chip. There is also an external battery pack to contend with, and the headset is not easy to trav

Bloomberg's Mark Gurman dropped a major report recently that claimed Apple is seeking to disrupt the smart glasses industry. This would be done by relying on Apple's strengths, including the brand, design, and iPhone integration. Essentially, Apple wants to its smart glasses to break into the mainstream the same way it did with Apple Watches in 2015. 1. The Apple XR headset and smart glasses roadmap I put together about a year ago is no longer a useful reference. For now, only two smart glasses products remain visible in the roadmap.2. The major overhaul was signed off by Apple's next CEO, Joh

The list of devices that support all of the AI features is fairly limited. Here's the full range of supported devices: iPhone 17 ProiPhone 17 Pro MaxiPhone AiriPad models with M4 and later and at least 12GB of unified memoryMac models with M3 and later and at least 12GB of unified memoryApple Vision Pro (M5) That means even if you have the popular iPhone 16 Pro or Pro Max and all the Apple Intelligence features it supports, you'll be missing out on some of the new features. Sure, these devices support iOS 27, but some things will be left out.

For developers, Siri AI is available to play with from today across iOS 27, iPadOS 27, MacOS 27 and VisionOS 27. Siri AI will be available for developer testing in a future WatchOS 27 beta. For the full Siri AI experience, you'll have to wait until later this year -- probably when the next iPhone is available, although it could be later -- and ensure that your device is set to English. In China, Siri AI will not be available at all while Apple works through regulatory hurdles. In Europe, things are a little more complicated.  Mac and Vision Pro users in the EU will be able to tap into Siri AI