Vision Monk Pro ☸️ ᯅ

Seeing my living room from the backend…👨🏿‍💻 📸: Apple Vision Pro

@morqon Devastating, really.

the verge’s transition from hyperactive optimism to depressed cynicism is the narrative arc of an entire generation

Cloud gaming on Quest powered by Geforce Now is an incredible experience.

Lots of exciting Apple Vision Pro developments. One of my favorite things is still immersive environments. If you missed it, in this video I take you through the process of how I built the Birch Grove in my app Vibescape – go check it out! youtube.com/watch?v=QcTiDB…

Vision Pro is like the modern Macintosh. Visionary and innovative on many fronts, the next gen interface (GUI/spatial), in a nicely designed, but bulky, expensive product, many years ahead of its time. And neither has sold very well. Thankfully Apple didn’t fire anyone this time.

@Evinst3in @ProjectEmbers You have to actually just use it more, I no longer even think about typing as a thing on AVP. I just look and type. Pinned digital keyboard to surfaces would be nice. It will get better.

@ProjectEmbers @iMonkPro Typing is a bottleneck.

I don’t care how much money Meta just lost Smartphones will be dead by the end of the 2030s. 🥽🕶️👓 📸: Apple Vision Pro

Just took my living room to outer space. 🌌🪐 📸: Apple Vision Pro

It takes such time and attention to actually understand VR that it makes sense that so many mainstream journalists are reporting "Metaverse is being shut down" as a response to ONE project from Meta that planned to remove its VR component. I can see how XR platforms be tired.

@SadlyItsBradley @Lunayian 🎯

@Lunayian It’s hard to even call what they do “strategy” at this point I feel like trying to pay attention to their efforts is like trying to follow a single bee flying sporadically amongst a swarm

Meta when you ask what the VR software strategy is:

@ChickensOr86600 That’s the entire ball game. But you gotta start somewhere. Vision pro is tomorrow’s software running on today’s hardware.

@iMonkPro See I love this shit I know you do too. But I feel people won't use it until it becomes insanely small and easy to use

@ByteFuserUK Spatial computing will be spatial computing whether it’s a pair of glasses or a neural chip. You aren’t saying anything different than me here. We agree.

@iMonkPro Bold prediction, wrong image though. Smartphones won't die that easily - wearables face battery, comfort, and adoption hurdles. Neural interfaces are the actual endgame.

@emsazo @tgod34748 We’ll get there. It took many years, many iterations, and a more robust supply chain to deliver the MacBook Air and eventually even the Neo. I believe AVP is on a journey most analogous to that.

@iMonkPro @tgod34748 That’s how much it should cost IMO

What the hell happened to this Vision Pro

@ProjectEmbers I’ve gotten close to the same speed as my phone, I can text paragraphs now without thinking too hard about it. You had something like a neural band to the Apple Watch and it will become even easier and even perhaps better than any other way to type in due time.

@iMonkPro Typing is still a bit slow for me

@dreamwieber “Dead”

More fun stuff coming to visionOS

Feeling like Iron Man now before every roadtrip. 😎🗺️ 📸: Apple Vision Pro

@talking_kim So cool! XR is such human centered tech, to expand human capabilities not replace!

What if the XR glasses could place a microphone on your fingertip without actually attaching anything to your hand? In our recent #CHI2026 work, SoundBubble captures subtle interaction sounds inside a small acoustic “bubble” around the finger, enabling a range of new interaction techniques.

When I was a kid I dreamed of a hologram future. To see the physical and digital coming together to enable us to do things we couldn’t before. The touchscreen was a start, but I always wondered how we’d get to the hologram part.. Now I know how. 👓🕶️🥽 📸: Apple Vision Pro

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