Wesley Hilliard
The September 7 Apple event invite has an augmented reality feature for iPhone and iPad which creates a looping star field. Here's how to activate it.
When on the Apple event webpage, users can click on the Apple logo to enter AR view on iOS and iPadOS devices. On macOS, users can download the file and view the animation in Quick Look.
The logo loops through the animation and can be viewed in 360-degrees in AR. Walk into the AR object to look around within the star field while the animation plays.
Apple has used AR objects within its event invites for a while now. The "Peek Performance" and "California Streaming" events being the most recent examples.
Far out. September 7. #AppleEvent pic.twitter.com/bw5Lxf3eQ9
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48 megapixels? Astrophotography?
I wonder how many Invitees actually attempt to observe this AR "feature"?
It’s actually a multiverse portal.