Did we just witness history? - WWDC 2023

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It looks like Apple's new Vision Pro headset is going to be a reality. It's showing us what the future could look like, with today's technologies and it's just like we predicted.
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CHAPTERS
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0:00 Intro
0:32 The Apple Vision Pro is here!
3:12 Thanks Squarespace!
3:45 The Mac Hardware!
5:10 Keeping iPadOS and iOS nice and light
6:08 Apple Watch and Mental Health

[@thairoi8382]

that multiple timer and then cuts to Craig saying "we truly live in an age of wonders" sends me lol

[@Jessassin]

Shows that Apple clearly do pay attention to criticism, even if they never directly address it.

[@punko9031]

I came down here to comment exactly that haha. Now the only question is how they will explain the iPad calculator app we will get in 2037. „The gravity of this calculator release will create a singularity with its impact“

[@Snoop_Dugg]

Next let us use t9 dialling and prediction for phone numbers, Let us use whatever ringtone we want instead of jumping through hoops

[@fireWireX4]

it was "tongue in cheek" showing they are SELF AWARE LOL👁👁‍🗨🍏

[@jabatheshort660]

Dude the fact they named the macOS update after a vineyard and basically said the macOS team was drinking to much which is why the first two amazing features they said was “we have new screen savers and widgets”

[@PromotedPawn]

I’m very excited about the Vision that comes out sometime around 2026.

[@marccru5702]

I more excited about the android version

[@TheDwarvenGameing]

I really hope we see some genuine competition in this space, I predict that we'll see meta work with Android to come up with something competitive but just like when the iphone came out, it will take some time for the rest of the industry to truly be competitive

[@elivegba8186]

​@@marccru5702 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@elivegba8186]

​@@TheDwarvenGameing yhh heard Samsung is also working on theirs

[@Dionyzos]

Having experienced multiple VR headsets, I consider the specs of the Vision Pro to be the absolute minimum necessary for a great experience. Vision would therefore need to replace it with the same specs and Vision Pro would need an upgraded second version. If they don't do this, the experience of Vision users would suffer. I have no idea how they would pull this off and offer a Vision for a good price considering the cost of the components.

[@elck3]

I agree. Not having a live show really diminished the impact of this. Imagine Steve Jobs introducing this. The magic

[@TEZProd]

He’s dead, buddy

[@MerriemWeebster]

@@TEZProd no shit Sherlock

[@alexanderfoster3628]

I am pretty sick of these very sterile overly corporate videos. The keynotes were magical, these just aren't.

[@TheFalseShepphard]

@@TEZProd Wait steve Jobs is dead? I thought he went to a farm where all the devices were made by apple..

[@TheBitKrieger]

Generally yes, sure but specifically for the vision pro - how would you have demo'd this? You can't see anything... (or good luck grabbing the video off of it) - this is really a device that you either demo yourself or get impressions from others.

[@AthanImmortal]

Jonathan (and team), I really hope you know how good these videos are. I have no Mac or Apple products in my life, but I watch almost every Mac Address video that comes out because I like tech and I like to keep informed. So much of Jonathan's conversation style and cadence reminds me of Linus' "Walk in the rain" video (I have some things to say - Core i9 & X299) from 6 years ago. It's easy to digest, well written, well filmed and well edited. Thanks to you all.

[@DrAnimePhD]

We need to get you a Mac and stat

[@jeffw991]

Jonathan teaches a continuing master class in how to think critically about things you love.

[@claudiobizama5603]

Yeah, I really like how the videos sre formated

[@little_forest]

Well, yes and no... I would say Mac Address with Jonathan sets a standard, the rest of the LMG channels cannot live up to... and that is because the style is systematically different to a video with Linus. Mac Address with Jonathan is critical and aware of its subjectivity, in contrast to being opinionated and insisting on false objectivity.

[@AThousandSons1]

Same, I have zero apple products (and less than zero interest in changing that) but I enjoy the channel

[@theronin2685]

You summed up my reactions perfectly on the new Vision Pro! The silence of the pre-produced announcement, the weird-looking eyes on the outside screen, the uncanny valley avatar. But also, the subtle focus on people living in pods and not interacting with each other. They have family that come up and talk to them, but even there one daughter sticks her tongue out at her father who’s not looking at his daughter, but some screen on his face. And with the Mac, the iPod, and the iPhone you could show what you had on it to your friends and family that was right there with you. You could both look at the same screen, share the headphones, etc. How’s movie night going to be with the Vision Pro? You and your girl sitting stiffly in the sofa with a Vision Pro each, watching a movie through share play despite being in the same room?

[@bigfisher42]

They should just add the 3d cameras on the next iphone. I dont want to live in a world where we wear headsets blocking our eyes to film big memories

[@25rodrigomg]

Why not spend 7k and buy a pair of Vision Pros?! Hahahah

[@hargibson18]

​@@bigfisher42 If Apple doesn't do it someone else will. I think this opens the door for a whole new suite of products that are complimentary to the headset.

[@chinito77]

Not attacking you personally but people need to stop with the social stigma. Kids today do nothing but stare at their phones. Parents use it as a pacifier and it bothers me however headsets will be part of future and there is NO denying that. Not saying everyone will wear one but it will be as common as every other tech you see today.

[@jacksongatens2419]

Don’t worry with the vision pro (and advancing vr/ar technology) there won’t be a need for real world romantic/intimate relationships, it’s a brave new world we’re living in these days.

[@sampanchung1234]

I’m intrigued by the compute power of the Headset, they smashed this M2 basic with an R1 and it can realtime compute perfect looking shadows of floating windows. It’s incredible the attention to detail and just sheer power it seems to have.

[@AnthonyMiele]

This! They mentioned windows having presence and I was like "they better cast shadows" and then 10 seconds later "even casts shadows on furniture" and I was so hyped about shadows haha

[@TechDove]

Even to this day the M1 is incredibly powerful. I have an M1 MBP and it renders 4k60HDR videos in better than real time. That is absurd.

[@Globalnet626]

It can do it because of foveated rendering. It's really the killer tech that is capable of bringing VR and ar experiences 10 years forward by cheating how we see things. By using the eye tracker to understand where you are looking, you can pump the resolution of that area to 100x while silently scaling back on the peripheries because our eyes can't physically focus and see the lack of sharpness on those regions.

[@danskyder1564]

Yeah I also wonder if they can or want to slap an M3 in the Vision ASAP for extra battery life. Perhaps not since they’ve already said it has an M2 and releases next year while I understand the first M3 products come out later this year

[@MatejaMaric]

Not only that, but when you're watching videos, it'll darken the room and simulate the glow of light from a television on the surrounding surfaces. Plus, it'll do audio raytracing on your actual room, taking into account how different materials reflect sound to accurately simualate a real-life surround sound system as well. Cool stuff!

[@iggysixx]

What would be interesting to me is Accessibility features: For the deaf/hearing impaired; live SUBTITLES maybe? For the blind/vision impaired: perhaps recognition of facial expressions? Or recognizing/narrating which product you're holding (is it a can of soup or a can of worms)? (Much like the apps that assist the vision impaired already, ya know?) . For the motion impaired, will there be alternative ways to interact with the content in front of you? (Like blinking, or however that Stephen Hawking thing worked?) Seeing as you can see the wearer's eyes, this device should be a prime candidate for human-to-human interaction... Not just 'multiple displays like minority report'... (although that feature is, objectively, dope AF)

[@IngwiePhoenix]

My thoughts exactly. I have +23/-0.3 glassess; they're fat as fuck. I wonder how Apple is going to tackle this - if at all. From what I have been told, Meta just flat out doesn't care xD

[@InsightfulUndercurrents]

The Vision Pro will use Zeiss custom inserts to correct wearers' vision, as they don't work with glasses, prices on that is unknown at the moment.

[@InsightfulUndercurrents]

The device that Stephen Hawking used worked by eye tracking, but it was extremely slow with him having to use pre planned sentences for interviews. We are now at the point in science where the Vision pro and PSVR2 use the same eye tracking idea but can do it so fast it is practically in real time to a human being.

[@iggysixx]

@@IngwiePhoenix I think laser surgery, or even obtaining eyeballs on the black market (also: much like minority report :)), might be cheaper than the inserts you'd need :P . I wonder if there are limits to the thickness, or if they'll simply cover "if it's available as regular glasses... It's available as inserts." (Btw.. +23.. That means you're practically blind to anything up close, right..? Did it turn out that 'playing with oneself' does in fact make you go blind...? (: Or are you welding without goggles or something? Crossbow arrow to the eye? Snorkeling in frying oil..? Or simply born to rock the sh*t out of those thick glasses, and to set an example for the people; 'see? these babies CAN be sexy"

[@iggysixx]

@@InsightfulUndercurrents Zeiss is pretty good, I'd say. (And I AM digging the insert idea. Think they will offer a blacked out one, for people who are missing an eye?) My guess is the price will be based on how difficult the lenses are to manufacture (and how much material is needed); the more custom it is, the higher the price - like with regular glasses.

[@bluekeybo]

Your videos are the best. You hit on exactly the crucial points of everything. Great work!

[@XxZannexX]

I love the check in feature. I travel a lot so this is a nice automated message. Also AirTags finally get find my support for family use. Thank you

[@coughfee_beans]

I'm most excited about the new porting toolkit for gaming. Hopefully developers will finally release their games on Mac. I really want a Vision Pro but that's a little too rich for my blood. In a few years I expect a more powerful version to be a little cheaper, like 2.5k and that would be reasonable. Their headset definitely looks like the best out there with all this bleeding edge tech. It's helping the whole industry move forward and finally forces them to become much more competitive. What is Valve gonna do next?

[@BananJumper]

They announced how they care about gaming with 4 year old game, that should be enough for you to know how dont give a f

[@mewdrarkham5293]

@@BananJumper they are literally working with unity to bring unity based vr games over

[@BananJumper]

@@mewdrarkham5293 unity... pls xD

[@JohnSmith-pn2vl]

this was actually a huge one, now that all macs have gaming capabilities with Apple silicon, and a simple port is available, tons of games will come for sure.

[@BananJumper]

@@JohnSmith-pn2vl for sure, for sure

[@KonohasYeIlowFlash]

It’s hilarious that a calculator app is one of the most sought after features, but Apple still refuses to come out with one for the iPad. I think it would be very easy to make, and they could pack in graphing functionality and other features very simply.

[@ViridianFlow]

Wait is this a joke that's gone over my head? Why doesn't Apple have a calculator app? That's incredibly weird. Like Macbooks have a calculator. It's not great but it's there at least, so why not in iPad?

[@harmvzon]

What?! There’s no calculator app on the iPad? Why?

[@CJonestheSteam72]

No money in sherlocking it yet?

[@SamuelLing]

@@ViridianFlow When Ipad came out, the dev just drop the calculator app to the iPad, but steve during that time wasn't happy about the quality of it and the app was forced to take down, it never got added even after steve passing

[@TrimeshSZ]

@@harmvzon Because Apple love to show their utter contempt for their customers in various ways; some subtle, some not. This is one of the more subtle ways.

[@Jessassin]

It's too bad you guys weren't able to make it to WWDC. Would be great to hear your hands-on opinion. Still, you nailed what this could/should be. Excited to see what you think after getting hands on.

[@mattholwood]

It's WWDC & they're not developers, the only thing they create is commentary.

[@RhaviMarques]

@@mattholwood yet mkbhd went, he’s as they are.

[@mattholwood]

@@RhaviMarques isn't MKBHD on Apple's payroll?

[@U1TR4F0RCE]

@@mattholwood no, he’s not but only a subset of media gets to go to WWDC or has a chance of review samples so it will probably still be a while before mac address would have a chance to go.

[@mattholwood]

@@U1TR4F0RCE was a tongue in cheek joke. I prefer MA content without the insider BS, but that won't last long.

[@NQUINNT]

I miss the live keynotes too. But… having the prerecorded helps move things along and helped keep the keynote to just over 2hrs.

[@puertogreekn8675]

It's only only so they can use the power of motion picture to influence you to pull out your wallet.

[@JohnSmith-pn2vl]

and it is a perfect thing, Apple likes that :)

[@williamhalstediq]

"We truly Live in an Age of Wonder" Best line in the event LOL

[@SiimKuusik]

After 17 revisions of iOS Linus is STILL not getting his T9 dialing.

[@korduran]

Can’t wait for Final Cut Pro: Minority Report Edition

[@MaddTheSane]

Why do you think Apple released Final Cut Pro for iOS?

[@FrankHouwelingBoskoop]

Been waiting for this video!

[@DJ.Skyhawk]

Best part was Craig saying, “when you just want to say a ducking word.” 😂

[@Krell666]

Another top vid, keep em' coming!

[@davidnotonstinnett]

I think the gripes about people with a camera on their face being “weird” are overblown. The cameras give me vibes of “80s dad with a camcorder” more than anything.

[@frosty1443]

I actually like what Apple do now when they announce products sure it may not make things as big as the iPhone announcement. However they are very well put together and the way they display the information is beautiful as well as showing off Apple Park

[@paulct91]

1:20 - MacAddress was not invited to the event? Though didn't other media who went have "some" hands-on time with the device?

[@HenryBloggit]

How would you demonstrate Vision Pro onstage? You need a pre-produced and mixed video to show what the user sees.

[@Shorty15c4007]

Can you guys bring back the intro where Jonathan moves away and the Mac Address logo transitions behind him. I always thought that was cool. Now they just pop in front of him.

[@ajv7038]

Was waiting for this video

[@JellyLancelot]

2:08 it's always bugged me when people use this as a put down on 'not being in the moment'. Most people aren't recording the whole thing, as in the example a concert, they're recording a snippet as a thing to become a tag against a memory, something you can look at down the line to go 'oh yeah! I remember that concert!' and then reciting it from memory and enjoying that moment in your mind or sharing the story. People are far too judgemental on people doing this and I don't understand why. In a concert that spans several hours, taking a 10-30 second video to act as a memento makes sense to me, an aid to help you remember the atmosphere more vividly than a pure memory, but not reliant on it. When it comes to the headset however, that is a different topic entirely and more true to the segments intention as there is far more layers between you and reality at that point, in both the physical and digital sense.

[@sodapone]

Hopefully they add like some kind of Vision Photography Mode to iPhones so you can take a 3D photo to view in Vision later.

[@corneliusnowicki5363]

@@sodapone I’m pretty sure you would need to have two of the same camera on the iPhone in order to take a 3D picture like that

[@andybrice2711]

You're right regarding cameras. You can take a photo/video occasionally without distracting from the entire occasion. Though that is a bit different if you have goggles strapped to your face.

[@zrnnn]

Ok this! Most people aren’t constantly recording on there phones. But rather they record a few seconds and go back to what they are doing. Most do it do so have something to remember the moment by

[@marcellkovacs5452]

There are people who are recording basically the whole thing (maybe with short pauses).

[@JordanHerrera]

I completely agree regarding the keynotes

[@klayf_]

yup you were right, your POV on apple product is amazing and always well thought. also your POV of the direction apple is heading with the IPAD

[@FrankHouwelingBoskoop]

It's awesome how ltt seems to find experts that are also so likeable and great presenters.

[@arthuralford]

@@FrankHouwelingBoskoop Give Linus credit; he's put together an excellent team. And allowing MacAddress to be different in style and production was one of his better ideas.

[@SEMIA123]

Growing up, my dad had a camcorder that was so big I would pretend it was a scifi rocket launcher. If he could use that thing at birthday parties and no one cared, I think the headset will be accepted relatively quickly if (IF) the 3D photos takes off. That said....a standby mode that can still take pictures without putting it on your head would be cool, basically allowing you to use it like a regular camera.

[@clarewillison9379]

Agreed: remember people holding up iPads as cameras at concerts?

[@v3xman]

No not really. After you take the 3d photos or videos, how do you “share” it? A video taken from a camcorder or ipad can at least be shown with your friends easily 🤔

[@cyjanek7818]

The difference was that person holding a camcorder, even that big, was not behind a wall. Mask on eyes is like a wall. Also taking photo of everything didn't get nearly as Popular as now because of those sizes, even if few people did that. Apple needs more than few people

[@doncristianugalde]

The tone of this video is so different from the one over at LTT and it’s very welcomed

[@samhendersonn]

I agree with you, they should’ve done a live keynote for Vision Pro

[@hanksimon1023]

You make an excellent point, about being isolated from reality and precious moments in GoggleWorld. In 2017, during the Solar Eclipse, I watched many people viewing the Solar Eclipse on their phones rather than experiencing the effects outdoors. They might have been worried about risking their eyesight, but there was no risk, listening to the quiet, watching the shadows, seeing dusk in the middle of the day ... if you didn't look directly at the sun. But, you risk missing the true experience, when a screen separates you from Reality...

[@coltonrobinson5474]

About the screen concern on the Apple Vision Pro, I think you can take semi-3D photos and videos with the iPhone, thanks to their LiDar technologies.

[@mib5633]

awesome overview, jonathan!

[@stdcouthallowelt]

i am so surprised ltt doesn't have a game porting toolkit video out yet. literally a gaming channel and a mac channel

[@_TommyP]

micro oled is amazing, as experienced in existing headsets, but apple haven't mentioned the FOV once. When you realise that it's just projecting your eye's onto a screen at the front and not actually passive pass through, its' just an expensive standalone vr headset with a few extra gimmicks.

[@maxdurries]

Got the sly Dr Brule reference there Horst, you madman

[@thenessh2807]

Tbh it will be the iPhone moment when u start to watch this keynote back again in the vision pro. They should have a stand where the 360 recoding happens when there its on the stand and not on people head

[@thejonaskuromada]

Nice video. Thanks!

[@UniqueNick]

I was really looking forward to your video about wwdc! I love your perspective as a huge apple fan that actually gives us honest critique. Most people go hard on hate or love with little nuance.

[@RudeGerbil]

I am glad to finally see some coverage from Mac Address on this year's WWDC! Other than the headset, I feel this year's WWDC was rather "safe" and I was disappointed to see no mention on how side loading could work (even if it is only available in Europe).

[@RACAPE]

Of course they will not talk about sideloading because it's not a good thing for them.

[@arthuralford]

And you'll never hear them talk about sideloading. They tell people it's a security risk, and can cause your iPhone to turn on you and eat your face. Real reasons are money and Apple's need to control the device and everything connected to it

[@Ethen_B]

Great video!

[@BalancedSoundscape]

What about designing Vision Lite (a light weight virtual display unit like eye glass spectacles) connected to Macmini & Mac Studio through Thunderbolt 4 or Luna Display like built-in wireless technology

[@heroninja1125]

I feel like this is the precursor to wall-e, just get one of those motorized office chairs combined with this.

[@branno9596]

It's extremely difficult to demo a VR headset live. It's one of those things you kind of need to try for yourself. I feel like the videos provided by Apple were the best option.

[@shubhamsharma775]

AR is a much better proposition in my opinion than VR

[@ViridianFlow]

Yes when we can finally do it well enough it will be, but this is just VR with Passthrough video. AR would be something like the NReal glasses (or what Google Glass said it would be but never was)

[@kurobi42]

The Vision Pro sounds great, but when are we getting a calculator app on the iPad Craig?

[@DizmusT]

They could also add a history to their calculators on Macs. It would be a life-changing feature for me

[@DenatusDotCom]

Still missing AirPod Pros that actually blocks out all sound, especially speech. I have a hard time focusing if I hear any voices or sharp noise.

[@derkdottv]

I wish the actual WWDC presentation was this short and to the point.

[@Crono454]

I’ve heard a lot of weird reactions to “do you want people to wear this in a precious moment” Maybe too many of the commentators today are too young to remember, but when we were kids someone used to come out with a big awkward camcorder and taking a few minutes of video and saying hi to everyone and filming everything and putting it away. Not only is it cool to watch back home movies like that today, it’s also so much less intrusive than the way most people today just endlessly sit on their phones not interacting as it is. This was exactly the sort of thing a live demo could have helped with tho imo

[@ggproductions7078]

I have a friend that has major hand and neck mobility issues after a spine operation and a headset like this would be an absolute game changer for his ability to keep going for longer. For anyone else this seems like a why moment. Fab thing, awesome tech, but why? If you have stacks of cash sure, but for the rest of us?

[@chinito77]

The rest of us waits just like with every other product. Its the future of all tech so no need to hate just because you cant afford it. It will get better, ligher, and cheaper a few years from now.

[@johnmickey5017]

This was how it was during the 90s and 00s with music players, GOS, digital cameras, etc. We’re used to stagnated phone tech and haven’t seen a new product lifespan in years.

[@ggproductions7078]

@@chinito77 totally agree, as with any product lifecycle, don't get me wrong, when I say most might ask why, my response would be because they can. And as I said, for some this will be an absolute game changer. think it might be a while before it does actually replace what I am using at the moment, not least of all because I have multiple screens! I think it looks awesome and I can't wait for the actual use videos, but again, for most of us, why??

[@isaacddestroy3674]

One thing that immediately comes to mind for me is if we were looking at a situation where we wanted to enjoy a guest inclusive movie night, you’d need to be able to share the display in a way where it is still fixed in the room. Fixed AR, virtually installed in a way everyone can interact with at all times, in a universal way is a major need to avoid the isolation these goggles everyone is putting out are leaning in to.

[@DrAnimePhD]

The Mac Game Porting Toolkit is the most underrated announcement of the keynote. Combined with Kojima’s appearance and Death Stranding coming to the Mac, we could see the possibility of Mac gaming becoming a thing at last, at least I hope.

[@ItsHonski]

Keep on hoping Spaceboi

[@doublinx2]

Not without something like Rosetta for Windows. Or Vulcan or Proton at the very least.

[@snowwsquire]

all the mac gaming things they talked about already existed

[@DrAnimePhD]

@@ItsHonski Hopium is delicious isn’t it?

[@DrAnimePhD]

@@doublinx2 Funny you mention that as Apple demo’d the toolkit today, and it was discovered it has a DirectX 12 translation layer

[@AcornElectron]

How does TechLinked get their headset video out before Mac Address? 😂

[@macaddress]

TechLinked is a machine. Mac Address is an organism. ...Riley will hate this.

[@jasonklein4376]

Yay 5am video for when I can't sleep

[@ericwheelhouse4371]

I think this is just a base for sleeker, less socially removed AR glasses in the future. MR VR AR whatever all feed each other. This headset is just a start for their platform.

[@lars_larsinger]

The section about wearing the Vision Pro during the precious moments instead of witnessing it with your own eyes is kinda weird. I somehow always find myself thinking about Return of the Jedi when Vader asks Luke to remove the helmet so he can see him with his own eyes once. Witnessing/Experiencing everything through a screen is just not the same. While the looking at the night sky demo section in the Vision Pro announcement was looking cool with the signs, it for sure will not feel the same as being outside somewhere with little artificial light around and looking at the sky.

[@AyeNash727]

I’ll wait for the Vision SE

[@RN-yo4qm]

Ready Apple Vision Pro!

[@timothystephenson2927]

Looking forward to airtag sharing. I bought two AirTags and put them on one pair of keys just so two people could track them.

[@SpaceSaver2000]

1:51 I also was thinking the same thing lmao. If you notice, they completely removed that bit from all other marketing.

[@0326dp]

insane piece of tech

[@mobilechaosyt]

I would like to see 3d video glasses so I can take those 3d videos without any screen. Then I can view the videos or photos at a later time with the Vision Pro.

[@kurutulmuspatates]

I think the crazy stuff and timing is with Amazons *AMZT30* in case you didn't know it's also something which just came up and way smarter

[@parkman29]

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[@OtterTheater]

Ad!!!!!😂

[@uzairarshad4231]

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[@adamsvette]

The music at 3:40 sounds suspiciously like one of the cyberwires podcast themes. I think it's caveat? The legal one? Idk there are so many now

[@matt_kelly]

You forgot to mention the ability to locate the Apple Remote in Find My. I've been waiting for that for years, losing the remote has been a meme before memes were a thing. As someone who has done some VR programming, I'm interested to see what the VisionPro is like. I've seen equally impressive looking presentations before so I'm still skeptical, but I think it's good that another major company is starting to look into it. I wonder if they can make the idea stick or it will be relegated to content consumption? Either way, the Mac Studio stayed the same price in the US, but went up $200 in Canada. So $2700 for a base M2 Studio, or I can get a refurb'd M1 Studio for $2060. Hmm.

[@RutwikGulakala]

Or maybe release a Vision Max and Ultra headsets in the future which are even more expensive.

[@RannonSi]

2:38 I wonder what they'd cut (and to what extent) to lower the price, and how interesting the non-PRO version could be compared to the competition.

[@Act_True]

Standby mode, as far as the beta is supported on all iPhones even using lighting, it simply has to be charging and landscape. I hope they keep it like that

[@mynameissang]

One of the things I don't see mentioned about the outward facing eye screen... If you've ever scene Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol, the hallway scene with the parallax projector... It is physically impossible to create the impression of natural looking eyes through a display, unless the outward cameras are precisely tracking the other person's eyes and position... And even then, it is further impossible to recreate such an effect for more than 1 person at the same time.

[@phoenixcraft9940]

It's likely that the screen will provide an illusion of depth, assisted by the fact that the actual screen is slightly offset from the exterior glass. But it will definitely not be perfect, or even good.

[@mynameissang]

@@phoenixcraft9940 yes, I have no doubt they tried to implement some depth illusion effect. My point is that is is literally physically/optically impossible to make it look like just an actual transparent visor.

[@NeovanGoth]

"Do you really want to wear a screen over your eyes in those precious moments?" *remembers 80s dads with huge VHS camcorders on their shoulders*

[@Conchobhar]

Game Porting Toolkit!!

[@ilikefastcars65]

Funny thing, i was served a vision pro ad for this video

[@Naitrio]

They should have announced it at a live keynote with Tim Cook saying "iPhewwn, Mac, Innernet communicayter."

[@innoillust]

I'll wait for the Vision Air

[@CurtisMathis]

Waiting for the vision air

[@Angelarski]

I am happy there is now a 15” Air. Finally

[@fatguy9]

Im sure apple will add 3d cameras to the pro iphone to see it in ar in a couple of years

[@fracturedeu741]

Are you going to be making videos on the new products?

[@mmo5366]

So…. My condolences you weren’t at the after-event hands on for the Vision Pro. Seems like an oversight from Apple

[@jriver226]

Would be interesting to compare apples product philosophy over the years and how it has evolved

[@thekwoka4707]

I'll be interested to see a streamer that livestreams the 3d camera feed as they just doo stuff

[@STASlayer]

Guy using a car phone AND a manual transmission was impeccable.

[@waltonks8172]

We might be seeing a rear true depth camera system or a 3d display with true depth face tracking on future iPhone.

[@Playern0bodY]

2 videos in a week ! God bless us

[@LuizFeReis]

Crazy stuff

[@michaellatta]

I expect to get the Vision Pro unless I can get one of the dev kits sooner.

[@lindsaymccracken6078]

I find it funny how they talked about how widgets on the Mac can be placed anywhere on the screen but not on the iPhone and iPad. 🤷🏻‍♀️😂

[@shanewalser9865]

We always witness history.

[@MHX11]

Every time there’s a question mark in the title, the answer is no

[@KironKabir]

at least we got a new "one more thing"

[@heyspookyboogie644]

I wish they would bring back full landscape mode for iPhones, add pencil support and add more features to the watch that aren’t health focused.

[@Lord_Mangoat]

The Vision Pro looks nice. I get that headsets are likely the future of tech and they do interest me, but not enough to actually use one myself. Maybe some day. I do plan to swap my 2014 MacBook Pro for that new 15-inch MacBook Air, so I was happy to see that shown. Was really hoping for a AirPods Max 2 to be announced. That is a device I've been hoping would be announced all year and keep seeing rumors one is coming later this year or early next year. No official word yet. All of the software updates seem interesting. Not big on journals, but I think I might actually use that new app they showed off.

[@mecubing]

The only achievement I can see while watching the WWDC event is replacing the Intel Mac Pro with Apple Sillicon M2 Ultra

[@michaellatta]

It was reported that the keynote videos were actually recorded from the device.

[@JohnSmith-kw6be]

"One more thing~" --Uncle from Jackie Chan adventures

[@clintmiller88]

The m1 is almost always on sale for 899 and frequently 799

[@llamaattacks]

Agree to disagree on the live keynote. Love these pre produced shows. The production value is amazing! And not to mention it would have been impossible to showcase the vision pro without pre recorded video

[@emperorfaiz]

I admit, the Vision Pro's tech is pretty impressive but the price is way too much even for VR/AR enthusiasts imo. I was expecting at least $1500, perhaps they saving it for the SE version next year. EDIT: Yeah, I forgot about the M2 processor included. So, basically a standalone AR headset with Macbook Pro-like performance. So, kinda make sense for the price for the typical Apple pricing standard.

[@tomboss9940]

it's a full computer, not an accessory. A MacBook Pro & external display is in the same price range.

[@chinito77]

It was never intended for mass adoption. Its early tech that will get better and cheaper with time. You cant expect a company to release a brand new item for a cheap price. If you can afford it, great, if not, be patient.

[@eulehund99]

It's expensive for opening a new market, but with the tech inside, it's a really really good deal (wasn't there a limited OS..)