Two visionOS features tell the tale of the early days of the Vision Pro’s life. First, consider immersive video. From the first time the device was shown off to people outside Apple, it was ...

Like other augmented reality headsets, Apple had to overcome a few hurdles to support video ... Vision Pro headset. The Vision Pro can then track your hand gestures and face during calls so ...

Apple's new Vision Pro headset can scan a user's face and use advanced machine learning to create a photorealistic "Persona" of them for video calls. And in a future visionOS update, these avatars ...

Overall, I'd say that Personas can technically stand in for you if you want to do a video call while wearing the Vision Pro. But the level of realism is not where it needs to be, which can make ...

As 9to5Mac spotted in the official Vision Pro press release, the Persona feature is going to have a beta label attached for the time being – that's where you're represented in video calls by a ...

And like most head-worn computers, your field of view when you wear the Vision Pro is narrower than you probably expect. Apple touted the ability to make immersive FaceTime video calls with people ...

The video will be a series of highlights from ... you have access to with other headsets. Apple hasn't been calling the Vision Pro a VR headset, opting instead for the term "spatial computing ...

The Vision Pro is most comfortable to use while seated. Apple advises people to take breaks to reduce motion sickness. Video calling is now an essential part of office life, and here the Vision ...

Three-dimensional dinosaurs. Video calls. 3D castles emerging from the ground. No, i’m not talking about the capabilities of Apple’s new Vision Pro VR/AR headset. These are all things that ...

Dubbed GAZEploit, it’s a method of working out the passwords of Vision Pro users by watching the eye movements of their avatars during video calls. They’ve put together a YouTube video (below ...