Are you eagerly awaiting the latest update for your iPhone? Well, the wait is almost over! Apple is set to roll out iOS 17.3 next week on January 23rd. This update, currently in its Release Candidate (RC) stage, promises a host of improvements and new features. The video below from iReviews gives us a detailed […]
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Meta, the tech giant formerly known as Facebook, is making a significant leap into the realm of artificial intelligence (AI) with its new project, Llama 3. This advanced AI model is not just another incremental improvement; it represents a major step toward creating machines that can think and interact like humans. Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO […]
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The AYANEO AM02 Mini PC is a new player in the tech market, and it’s turning heads with its clever blend of old-school charm and cutting-edge performance. This little machine has just hit the scene via Indiegogo, and it’s already making waves with its ability to handle a variety of tasks, thanks to its Ryzen […]
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In today’s fast-paced business environment, entrepreneurs are constantly seeking tools to enhance their efficiency and streamline their operations. If you are an entrepreneur wondering how to leverage technology to foster business growth, you will be pleased to know that Artificial Intelligence (AI) has made significant strides in this area. A recent video from WeAreNoCodeshed light […]
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If you’re a MacBook Air user, you might have experienced the frustration of running out of storage space. Especially for those with the M1 MacBook Air, the base storage of 128 GB for the educational laptop versions can quickly become insufficient for modern computing needs. However, there’s a solution that can significantly expand your MacBook’s […]
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Apple recently released watchOS 10.3 Release Candidate, along with iOS 17.3 Release Candidate, macOS 14.3 Release Candidate, and iPadOS 17.3 Release Candidate and now we get to find out more details about this new beta of watchOS. The video below from Half Man Half Tech offers a comprehensive walkthrough in his latest video, guiding us […]
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In the ever-evolving world of technology and fashion, a new collaboration has emerged that is capturing the attention of audiophiles and style enthusiasts alike. Bose, renowned for its cutting-edge audio technology, has joined forces with the fashion titan Kith to unveil a product that is as much about superior sound as it is about making […]
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The new Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra just launched, if you’re contemplating whether to stick with your trusty Galaxy S23 Ultra or leap into the arms of the new Galaxy S24 Ultra, you’re not alone. The tech world is abuzz with comparisons of these two titans, and rightly so. The video below from Sakitech compares the […]
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In the world of drone aerial surveying, professionals are constantly seeking ways to enhance their workflow and produce more accurate 3D models. DJI Enterprise, a leading name in the industry, has introduced a new software tool that is set to make a significant impact on how these professionals work. DJI Modify is a sophisticated 3D […]
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When the earliest users of Apple's Vision Pro get their headsets in February, they'll find a few of the most popular entertainment apps missing from its system's app store. According to Bloomberg, Google's YouTube and Spotify don't have any plans to develop an application for visionOS, the device's platform, at the moment. A YouTube representative also told the publication that it's not going to make its iPad app available for download on the headset for now. "YouTube users will be able to use YouTube in Safari on the Vision Pro at launch," the spokesperson said. As for Spotify, a source told the publication that it doesn't intend to make its iPad app downloadable on the Vision Pro, as well.
As MacStories noted in a report listing popular apps that will be compatible with the headset at launch, apps for the iPhone and iPad will automatically show up on the device's store by default. Developers have to opt out of making their apps downloadable on the Vision Pro. It's unclear why YouTube and Spotify have chosen not to make their apps available on the headset, but they're not the only ones. Bloomberg previously reported that Netflix won't be releasing a dedicated app for the Vision Pro either. In addition, Netflix told the publication that subscribers will have to access its service from a browser on the device, which means its iPad app won't be downloadable. Based on MacStories' report, Meta' Instagram and Facebook might also be missing from the Vision Pro's app store.
These companies may have chosen to wait and see whether it's worth dedicating resources towards creating a dedicated app for the $3,500 headset. They may also be worried about having to deal with potential issues that Vision Pro users could encounter if they use the iPad versions of the apps on a device that's from a totally different category. That said, the first Vision Pro users will still have a lot of entertainment apps to choose from, including Disney+, which is giving users access to special immersive environments that can serve as backdrops for its shows.
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