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New iOS 19 and visionOS 3 Tidbits Revealed
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Samsung's Android XR Helmet Could Cost as Much as Vision Pro
Rumors suggest Samsung’s ‘Project Moohan’ has even better displays than the Vision Pro, but that hints at a pricey VR headset.
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And here comes Samsung…
Not to worry, everybody, because I can now
OFFICIALLY CONFIRM that iOS 19 and visionOS 3 will be the BEST, MOST POWERFUL, MOST CAPABALE versions of iOS and visionOS that Apple has ever released. And Apple didn’t stop there. For the first time ever, all apps feature native Apple Intelligence, taking iOS and visionOS to a whole new level. Apple can’t wait to see the amazing things customers do and Apple thinks you’re gonna love it.
OFFICIALLY CONFIRM that iOS 19 and visionOS 3 will be the BEST, MOST POWERFUL, MOST CAPABALE versions of iOS and visionOS that Apple has ever released. And Apple didn’t stop there. For the first time ever, all apps feature native Apple Intelligence, taking iOS and visionOS to a whole new level. Apple can’t wait to see the amazing things customers do and Apple thinks you’re gonna love it.
Apple enlisting the shills to run distraction of what a distaster iOS 18 has been by “leaking” tidbits of what iOS 19 will be.
What a weird timeline.
What a weird timeline.
Apple: (I would add) AND 15 NEW EMOJIS!
They love to announce new emojis. And wallpapers. You know, important stuff.
I am looking forward to VisionOS 2.4 and 3.0. I love my AVP and will upgrade to the rumored M5 version as soon as it is available.
unless you have an AVP and used it for the last year your statements do not amount to much, you do not have the expertise to back up your statements. The AVP is for some and not for some. I found a lot of use cases for it (work and entertainment), be mindful of what you say putting out false information is not good.
Can Apple stop these AI nonsense and get back to the real businesses? Fix your damn bugs!
The release announcements at WWDC really became kind of irrelevant.
Some time ago (say 10 or 15 or 20 years), you'd had a feature-packed major release and what followed where mostly just bug-fixing dot releases.
Now first of all, the features are already split into dot releases (like, feature A will be in iOS 19.1, feature B will be in iOS 19.2 etc.) and Apple is not even able to follow this through and has to delay stuff on and on.
Just stop announcing stuff ahead and announce it when it's actually at least ready for developers.
Some time ago (say 10 or 15 or 20 years), you'd had a feature-packed major release and what followed where mostly just bug-fixing dot releases.
Now first of all, the features are already split into dot releases (like, feature A will be in iOS 19.1, feature B will be in iOS 19.2 etc.) and Apple is not even able to follow this through and has to delay stuff on and on.
Just stop announcing stuff ahead and announce it when it's actually at least ready for developers.
almost more substantial then the Apple Watch Ultra 2 black edition. Because adding a new color is as big as it gets post Steve Jobs...
How about they just focus on releasing more 3D versions of their massive iTunes movies collections? Seems like they even flopped that ...
It’s one thing to incrementally drip feed hardware features, but delaying updates to already buggy OS software?
It’s becoming parody at this point. Snow Leopard long forgotten, a memory lost with the serious people who’ve departed Apple over the past decade.
It’s becoming parody at this point. Snow Leopard long forgotten, a memory lost with the serious people who’ve departed Apple over the past decade.
I wonder why Apple did not take a bigger hit from Apple Vision Pro flopping, as it was meant to be the "next big thing" like the iPhone and the iPad. As there will not be an Apple Car, what will be the next big thing? Will Apple make money from services and ads?
Those are some solid "rumors", Gurman 🤣
Also, when he describes as a "commercial flop", it would add some vital context if he specified who considers it a commercial flop. It's quite a difference if he is talking about himself, the market, or Apple executives.
Considering it is priced as high as it is and has confusingly little original content, I highly doubt Apple executives were expecting the Vision Pro to be a commercial hit.
Also, when he describes as a "commercial flop", it would add some vital context if he specified who considers it a commercial flop. It's quite a difference if he is talking about himself, the market, or Apple executives.
Considering it is priced as high as it is and has confusingly little original content, I highly doubt Apple executives were expecting the Vision Pro to be a commercial hit.
I think it's because many astute observers see the Vision Pro as a glorified test kit rather than a commercial product released in order to generate maximum profit and revenue.
The Vision Pro offers regular people the ability to try spatial computing already today, but I highly doubt that was Apple's motivation in releasing it.
By releasing the Vision Pro, Apple can test their new VisionOS in the wild with actual users and use cases. You can only develop something in a lab for so long until you have to test it in the real world.
So what I am saying is that two things can be true at the same time:
1. spatial computing is a very exciting new UI paradigm and can potentially usher in a whole new era of use cases, apps, services, and even industries
2. the Vision Pro as it currently stands is not a very compelling product
Really feels like Apple peaked about 4 or 5 years ago and they;'re now just riding the wave.
The 3 things keeping me on the platform are iMessage, Photos and Apple Music. If I could find an easy way to replace the tight iPhone/Mac messages integration and migrate my photos (with tags), and music collection (a combination of uploaded unmatched mp3s, matched mp3s and Apple Music songs) then I'd probably leave.
But it just seems too much hassle for now.
Windows 11 is pretty slick and the recent Samsung Android phones are amazing.
The 3 things keeping me on the platform are iMessage, Photos and Apple Music. If I could find an easy way to replace the tight iPhone/Mac messages integration and migrate my photos (with tags), and music collection (a combination of uploaded unmatched mp3s, matched mp3s and Apple Music songs) then I'd probably leave.
But it just seems too much hassle for now.
Windows 11 is pretty slick and the recent Samsung Android phones are amazing.