THIS is the best thing I've ever read on here - and so true! lolllNow you can buy drugs in 3D.
THIS is the best thing I've ever read on here - and so true! lolllNow you can buy drugs in 3D.
Wait, what?
You’re saying MST3K is still around and they’re going to have a live stream?!
Details, please.. This is news I can use.
Pretty much how I feel about this.I am pretty big apple fan with lots of apple items in the house and have been using them for years now..
This is one of those items that I feel like it is doomed to fail..
I just don't believe there is a market for it or will ever be one...
Same, but I found someone who reuploaded it to YouTube.I was actually curious enough to try to watch the video, even though I knew up front I have no use for such things, but got thwarted by the page telling me I had to download Telegram for Mac to watch it.
Exactly. This is NOT it. Is it necessary? Yeah, you will want to use as many apps as possible who have at least had the consideration of being altered for VisionOS. However, this is not an app to feature by any means.It's strange that they are showcasing this, because it doesn't show anything where the 3D would bring any benefit (unless you count 3D sticker animations).
Calling FBI!!!Who would want to dictate the stuff they send on Telegram? I know the stuff me and my buddies talk about in our group chat is definitely not something I wanna say out loud. The virtual keyboard is gonna suck too probably. It’s just a big mystery who this product is for, especially considering the price point.
It could have a huge market, but Apple fail to convince us in the event. Heck, I am wondering if Apple themselves know what to use this for.I am pretty big apple fan with lots of apple items in the house and have been using them for years now..
This is one of those items that I feel like it is doomed to fail..
I just don't believe there is a market for it or will ever be one...
You can even trip out virtually!Now you can buy drugs in 3D.
I'm sure there will be plenty of reports of people having seizures once/if this goes mass market.You can even trip out virtually!
I would like to correct you just a little bit..
"if you're stupid enough to buy a $3500 Vision Pro and you got a buddy who also stupid enough to buy one than, you can........."
I don’t really see a use for this in its current form, although I do find it funny that so many people are saying it’s overpriced. The second Apple announced the space black M3 MacBook people instantly purchased maxed out 16” pros, where just the options cost more than the Vision Pro.
Is it expensive? Yes, but there are clearly a lot of people that can afford one.
I think the killer apps nobody is talking about are dating apps. Instead of all that BS small talk texting, people can walk into a virtual bar in their living room. Meet someone and take them on a virtual date before the real thing, you see someone sitting alone at the end of the bar, you walk over to them, tap them on the shoulder and it brings up both peoples profiles, you then have the option of starting a voice or video call with them. Then you can take it private and watch a movie together on the moon. This could end up saving some people a lot of money lol.
This is just a regular windowed desktop app with transparency, which indicates to me that devs have no idea how to do things differently for VisionOS and the XR platform. I don't consider that to be a good omen for XR...
It doesn’t just go on your head like a hat. It goes on your face. And that, in a word, is why it will fail. The only thing most people are willing to put on their faces is glasses. Small, transparent or translucent devices that neither isolate you from the world or make you look like you’re wearing a tech-blindfold. Apple’s Vision system will never fit inside a pair of glasses and it isn’t based on true AR where the user looks directly at the real world.People will always pick simplicity and convenience in the long run.
No matter how good this thing gets, putting something on your head is always going to be inconvenient and irritating after the initial buzz of playing with a new toy wears off.