Apple Intelligence moves towards Vision Pro as part of the upcoming update of the operating system. On Friday, Apple confirmed that his generative AI platform would arrive on an extended reality headset as part of Visionos 2.4. Beta software version is currently available for developers. The public version is set for an edition in April
Like the iPhone and Mac before him, Vision Pro will get Apple Intelligence updates in the waves. The first set includes several famous offers, focused primarily on the generation of text and pictures. The company sees features such as rewriting, proofreading and abstracts as key components for the course of work on the device.
It is worth keeping in mind that Apple framed Vision Pro as a “spatial calculation” device from the beginning. For all videos, playing and other entertainment features, the company sought to single out the system from its predecessors of enlarged reality by positioning it as an extension of computing on the table surface – or, as Techcrunch framed in our review, “Infinite worktop.”
As it stands now, composing the text is a mixed bag on the headset. The default typing method requires the bearer to look at the letter before choosing two fingers together. Although it is well done, it is inconvenient when confronted with writing more than a word or two at once. The voice addresses this narrow throat to a certain extent, and Apple’s recent Siri swollen cheese He fights well for the future of the smart assistant Vision Pro.
Apple deals with a combination of voice dictates and generative tools for writing AI to provide a smoother experience to convince more usion PRO user to install headphones in more work of work. At the very least, features such as the IE -EMI -Summary Summities -Smart Smart response to simplify interaction with different applications, without removing the user from a particular task.
Picture Playground is the second large piece of puzzle, bringing a picture generating on the load -bearing screen as part of an update Vision OS 2.4. The feature is integrated directly into the Visionos Photos application, allowing users to create images through verbal instructions.
All of the above features are previously performed on iOS, macos and ipados. In this update there are no new features of Apple Intelligence specific to Vision Pro.
In addition to Visionos 2.4, Apple also launched a Vision Pro iPhone application that comes with iOS 18.4, which is also now in Beta version. The application serves several different purposes. The most important thing is the ability to review the content of Visionos like TV shows and movies, which can then be transferred to headphones. This feature seems to be partly a response to the limitations of the headset, both in terms of personal comfort and the duration of the battery. If you are going to move through the content, you may also do it from your iPhone comfort.
When the iPhone unlocks and in the vicinity of the headset, the new application can also be used to manage guest accounts. Vision Pro will ask for its owner when someone is trying to sign up as a guest. The streaming image of the visiting view in the head is also available through a new application.