With Apple Vision Pro fast approaching, you might well be wondering how Apple Vision Pro Privacy stacks up to the rest of Apple’s lineup. Apple Vision Pro will ...

Apple Vision Pro is Apple's first spatial computing ... the eye creates quite the convincing effect. Apple explains that Optic ID uses invisible LED light sources to analyze the iris, which ...

OS 2 is the second-generation version of visionOS, the operating system that runs on the Vision Pro headset. visionOS offers ...

First and foremost is Optic ID and the eye-tracking to navigate the interface. My first-run experience with Vision Pro at home felt a bit like deja vu, insofar as I felt as though I was reliving ...

Meanwhile, Apple has moved on, making sci-fi a reality with the iris-scanning Optic ID functioning as the Vision Pro's twist ...

The Vision Pro headset uses Optic ID for authentication, which surely would come to Apple's glasses. The headset requires many cameras to work, but it also needs the cameras for passthrough ...

And here is Lauren Goode on the Vision Pro headset ... That's an expensive headset. It uses Optic ID—an iris-scanning system—to authenticate you. Also, Apple says your eye movements will ...

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Apple's iPhone 16 Pro Max upgrades screen and camera processing, plus a new Action Button, but iOS is losing its shine ...

For example, Tim Cook & Co can decide to discontinue the iPhone 14 (which currently starts at $600), and have the iPhone SE ...

Apart from the screen, Apple has added a dedicated camera button positioned just below the power button on the right side.

More than a dozen cameras and sensors in Apple Vision Pro map out the world around you, keeping track of your hand and eye movements. Optic ID, which scans your iris with infrared lights and ...