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YouTube Plans to Release an App for Apple Vision Pro

YouTube Plans to Release an App for Apple Vision Pro
February 6, 2024



When the Apple Vision Pro App Store made its debut, it was missing popular apps such as Netflix, YouTube, and Spotify. However, YouTube has hinted at a potential future release for its app on the Vision Pro, as reported by The Verge.
YouTube Plans to Release an App for Apple Vision Pro
YouTube expressed its enthusiasm for the launch of Vision Pro and confirmed the development of an app, without specifying a timeline. The company stated:
“We’re excited to see Vision Pro launched and support it by ensuring YouTube users have the best experience in Safari. We don’t have any specific plans to share at this time, but we can confirm that the Vision Pro app is on our way.”YouTube and its parent company, Google, have historically taken some time to adopt Apple’s new features, so it remains uncertain when the YouTube app will be available on the device. In the interim, a programmer named Christian Selig has created a program called “Juno” for viewing YouTube on Vision Pro, and YouTube videos can also be accessed through the Safari browser. However, neither Juno nor YouTube’s web version permit Vision Pro users to watch 360 and 3D YouTube videos. An Apple spokesperson told The Verge that this is due to the fact that the content is “designed for devices that don’t offer the highest quality features.”
In some instances, this may also result in subpar performance. Our focus is on delivering an exceptional TV experience, including images and videos on location, Apple Immersive Video, and 3D movies available on Apple TV. There is no information on whether the final YouTube app will support 3D content. Apple has indicated that it is working on support for WebXR content, which could enable the viewing of YouTube VR videos online using Safari, although it is still a relatively new standard. WebXR, in the words of Apple, “doesn’t fully utilize the power, functionality, and connectivity of Apple Vision Pro and visionOS,” but Apple is contributing to W3C web standards, including WebXR. Popular News Apple Releases iOS 17.4 in March With These New Features and UpdatesApple recently confirmed the release of iOS 17.4 in March, which includes various new features and improvements for the iPhone. Important updates in iOS 17.4 include significant changes to the App Store in the EU, Apple Podcasts transcripts, SharePlay for HomePod, and new emoji. The update also includes preparations for the launch of next-generation CarPlay later this year. Apple’s …Next-Generation Apple CarPlay Will Have 8 New AppsApple has updated its website to announce that the first US cars with next-generation CarPlay support will debut in 2024. The first beta of iOS 17.4 lists eight new CarPlay apps: Car Settings: This app will help manage paired iPhones and adjust car settings. Car Camera: This app will display the car’s rear camera. Charges: For electric vehicles, … iFixit Shares Apple Vision Pro Teardown The popular repair website iFixit has shared a written teardown and video teardown of the Apple Vision Pro, offering a glimpse inside the hybrid headphones. iFixit’s disassembly of the Vision Pro reveals several internal components, including multiple cameras and sensors, fans, lens motors, and more. Not surprisingly, it appears that opening and repairing the headphones will be …Videos: Apple Vision Pro Tested for Work, Games, Flying, and SportsApple Vision Pro made its debut in the US on Friday, and there are already several YouTube videos demonstrating its use for remote services, gaming, in-flight entertainment, sports viewing, and more. These videos can be found below. If you are interested in experiencing Vision Pro for yourself, you can schedule a free Vision Pro demo at any Apple Store in the US at…

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