Apple will upgrade iPhone 15 Ultra Wideband chip for Vision Pro integration, says Kuo
Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo claims that Apple will "aggressively upgrade" its iPhone hardware to better integrate with the new Apple Vision Pro.
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Future Hardware
William Gallagher
Apple wants to make an Apple Watch screen that wraps all the way around the wrist
In the future, an Apple Watch screen could completely wrap the wearer's wrist, and information could be shown all the way around.
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Five boring apps that Apple shouldn't forget about for the Apple Vision Pro
Apple's next leap in computing rests on its Vision Pro headset and the apps people have to use with it. The company shouldn't forget about some of its more boring ones — those could end up being the most fun.
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Tyler Hayes
Rumor: All iPhone 15 cameras will be 48 megapixels
After bringing a 48MP camera to the iPhone 14 Pro lineup, Apple may be looking to expand the powerful camera system to the entire iPhone 15 family.
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Evan Selleck
Why Apple Vision Pro has a chance at being the future of work
It's too early to definitively say Apple Vision Pro is the future of work, but its initial proposition of unlimited project windows, rapid user interface navigation, and wide software support all suggest it can be a productivity machine.
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Zuckerberg's Apple Vision Pro hot take just gave him a Ballmer iPhone moment
On Thursday, Mark Zuckerberg chimed in with his thoughts about the Apple Vision Pro, and they're oddly reminiscent of how Microsoft's Steve Ballmer slammed the iPhone for being useless and of no value to customers.
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Will the Vision Pro headset disrupt the high-end TV market?
Apple is hoping its new Apple Vision Pro headset will shepherd in the era of "spatial computing," but apparently the company's aspirations might include replacing TVs, too.
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Vision Pro prescription lenses to start at $300, guesses Gurman
With no apparent supply chain information, Bloomberg's Mark Gurman says that Apple Vision Pro's Zeiss prescription lenses will cost between $300 and $600.
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Even with so many demonstrated use cases, Apple Vision Pro might not yet have a purpose
In the year 2023, it's hard to imagine there's still room for Apple to "disrupt" anything anymore, but the company aimed high with Apple Vision Pro and managed to set a new standard for what this segment can achieve.
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Andrew O'Hara
Malcolm Owen
