Explore how the Apple Vision Pro—and its successors—could herald a transformative era for spatial computing, reshaping creativity amid an uncertain future and slow sales.

Apple plans to launch its next-generation Vision headsets as early as 2026, and they will likely be more affordable, according to TrendForce.

The Blackmagic URSA Cine Immersive camera for Apple Vision Pro content was made available for pre-order, with shipments to customers expected in early 2025. Here's what it can do, and who it's for.

Apple's $3,500 Vision Pro headset can play back videos in a high-res 3D Immersive Video format, and now there's a $30,000 pro camera that can shoot videos for it.Blackmagic URSA Cine Immersive Camera,

Blackmagic Design has announced that it will start taking pre-orders for the new Blackmagic URSA Cine Immersive camera – the first commercial camera system specifically designed to capture Apple Immersive Video for Apple Vision Pro. Featuring a fixed ...

A medical vendor with decades of experience making medical-grade head gear has revealed a new strap to make the Apple Vision Pro hugely more comfortable.

The Apple Vision Pro headset is reportedly about to receive support for PSVR2 controllers thanks to a collaboration with Sony.

Sony has apparently been working on adding the support for months, while Apple has asked third-party developers if they would take advantage of Sony’s VR controllers. That’s potentially great news for Vision Pro owners who wish the headset had more gaming chops.

Apple is reportedly working with Sony to add support for PlayStation VR 2 controller on the Vision Pro headset, a deal that covers more than just games.

Watching videos on the Apple Vision Pro is one of the few use-cases early adopters have found for the VR headset, but Apple’s produced only a handful of immersive videos to watch on it. Blackmagic’s new camera could change that.