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Liputan6.com, Jakarta – Apple Vision Pro, glasses augmented reality (AR) The first from Apple was officially announced on June 5, 2023.
The plan is that the Apple Vision Pro will go on sale online on February 2 2024 at a price of USD 3,499 or IDR 55.4 million for the 256GB variant.
This product offers a revolutionary spatial computing experience, combining digital content with the physical world, and enabling users to stay present and connected with others.
However, not all popular streaming services can be enjoyed on the Apple Vision Pro when it is released.
A number of popular applications, such as Netflix, Spotify and YouTube, are said to not be available on Apple’s AR glasses.
“Users can still use or access YouTube via Safari on Apple Vision Pro,” said Jessica Gibby, YouTube spokesperson, as reported by The Verge, Monday (29/1/2024).
Not only YouTube, Spotify also has no plans to create a special application for Vision Pro.
Spotify spokesman Gary Munford said, “we cannot confirm these reports and there are no plans for app development on the Apple Vision Pro.”
Google has also taken similar steps to Spotify and Netflix, where they have no plans to create a new application for the Apple Vision Pro.
Based on MacStories’ findings, of the 46 most popular applications on the App Store, none of them immediately supported VisionOS when it was released.
This list may change at any time–and some apps still offer Vision Pro support via apps on iPhone and iPad.
However, the lack of built-in apps a few weeks after the Vision Pro’s launch isn’t too encouraging for glasses buyers augmented reality This.