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Porsche just released “911 Spirit 70 App” — an interactive Vision Pro experience — and I’m absolutely in love. It’s one of the most beautiful user experiences I’ve had on Vision Pro, right up there with Spatial Gallery. And honestly, it breaks my heart that this video doesn’t do...

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My full review of the Apple Vision Pro M5 just went live. I cover the upgrades, my experience with it, and share my honest take on whether it’s worth buying. The full video is on my YouTube channel, Spatial Insider, and is linked below.
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My full review of the Apple Vision Pro M5 just went live. I cover the upgrades, my experience with it, and share my honest take on whether it’s worth buying. The full video is on my YouTube channel, Spatial Insider, and is linked below.

Justin Ryan ᯅ

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Working while sitting on a virtual train is one of the most surreal experiences I’ve had in Vision Pro 😄 “TGV InOui” paints an incredibly detailed picture of how the future of train travel could look like, simulating a Vision Pro app inside an realistic immersive experience. It simulates an onboard app where you can order food to your table, learn about your destination, and watch movies — all while the surrounding environment makes it feel as if you’re actually on a moving train. With developer mode you can even bring in your Mac Virtual Display. This layered app is not only beautifully crafted and feels super realistic, but also perfectly showcases the next-generation TGV journey through France. Highly recommend checking it out today.
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Working while sitting on a virtual train is one of the most surreal experiences I’ve had in Vision Pro 😄 “TGV InOui” paints an incredibly detailed picture of how the future of train travel could look like, simulating a Vision Pro app inside an realistic immersive experience. It simulates an onboard app where you can order food to your table, learn about your destination, and watch movies — all while the surrounding environment makes it feel as if you’re actually on a moving train. With developer mode you can even bring in your Mac Virtual Display. This layered app is not only beautifully crafted and feels super realistic, but also perfectly showcases the next-generation TGV journey through France. Highly recommend checking it out today.

Phil Traut ᯅ

35,721 просмотров • 9 месяцев назад

Is the Vision Pro expensive? Yes. Can it be compared to other headsets? Not at all—at least not in general—because it does a lot of things that others simply don’t. Let me give you an example: I’m a very nostalgic person. That’s why my photo library is one of my most valuable digital assets. With over 100,000 photos, browsing through my past memories can feel like traveling through time. But nothing—really NOTHING—comes close to the experience of reliving these memories on Vision Pro. With Apple’s Machine Learning, you can literally transform any of your old photos into spatial 3D experiences—and it just works. If you haven't tried this out yet with your own memories this will be hard for you to understand. But combined with music, this actually feels like time travelling and completely redefines the way you relive past memories. Honestly, this feature alone would be worth $2K to me. Just being able to feel like you're really there, in that moment is priceless. You might not feel the same way, but that’s why everyone needs to define the value of the Vision Pro for themselves. In the end, it’s always about what you use the technology for.
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Is the Vision Pro expensive? Yes. Can it be compared to other headsets? Not at all—at least not in general—because it does a lot of things that others simply don’t. Let me give you an example: I’m a very nostalgic person. That’s why my photo library is one of my most valuable digital assets. With over 100,000 photos, browsing through my past memories can feel like traveling through time. But nothing—really NOTHING—comes close to the experience of reliving these memories on Vision Pro. With Apple’s Machine Learning, you can literally transform any of your old photos into spatial 3D experiences—and it just works. If you haven't tried this out yet with your own memories this will be hard for you to understand. But combined with music, this actually feels like time travelling and completely redefines the way you relive past memories. Honestly, this feature alone would be worth $2K to me. Just being able to feel like you're really there, in that moment is priceless. You might not feel the same way, but that’s why everyone needs to define the value of the Vision Pro for themselves. In the end, it’s always about what you use the technology for.

Phil Traut ᯅ

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Spatial video is so underrated. Yeah, we all laughed at that cringey Apple Vision Pro demo.. the dad with a headset strapped on at his kid’s birthday. But this isn’t just video recording.. This is a life moment recording. Watching a spatial video in Apple Vision Pro feels like almost being there. Words can’t do justice- you have to experience it. When we lost our cat Buttercup, it was devastating. But I have spatially recorded videos of him- me petting him and seeing in full 3D. Every hair on his body, the fluffy texture of his fur, even the details in his whiskers- it’s so vivid it feels like you could reach out and touch him. It’s therapeutic. Healing. Almost like a window back into those moments. I used to think we’d have to wait until we were living in spaceships, staring at hologram of loved ones, to be experiencing something like this. But Apple made that a reality- now, in our lifetime. That’s the power of spatial video.
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11,599 просмотров • 1 год назад

This is SO cool 😱 Sharing Apple Vision Pro experiences together in the same room is still the most magical thing in tech for me right now. We now have two Vision Pros in our household, so we tried exploring 3D models together using SharePlay. It was incredibly smooth, with the positioning always perfectly in sync. It was the perfect way to successfully convince my wife to get the orange iPhone 17 Pro. Once everyone gets to experience this, I think they’ll start to reconsider whether wearing a headset is really niche.
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Sawyer Merritt

1,602,859 просмотров • 2 лет назад

#WilliamEst Gentle love 💖 God, may this love find me please? This is probably the best video to show how much William and Est love each other. It’s not just about the gift or being happy to receive it — it’s the fact that William knew exactly what Est wanted, and was anxious Est might have bought it for himself before he got the chance, Est wasn't expecting the gift at all, it was just the two of them, alone, sharing a quiet moment AND the way they speak to each other so softly, so gently shows everything. And in the end, the gift wasn’t the most beautiful thing in the video. It was the comfort they share. That’s what truly stands out. (sorry if I make mistakes in the translation, English is not even my first language 🥺) • #williamjkp #est_rvp #วิลเลี่ยมเอส •
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#WilliamEst Gentle love 💖 God, may this love find me please? This is probably the best video to show how much William and Est love each other. It’s not just about the gift or being happy to receive it — it’s the fact that William knew exactly what Est wanted, and was anxious Est might have bought it for himself before he got the chance, Est wasn't expecting the gift at all, it was just the two of them, alone, sharing a quiet moment AND the way they speak to each other so softly, so gently shows everything. And in the end, the gift wasn’t the most beautiful thing in the video. It was the comfort they share. That’s what truly stands out. (sorry if I make mistakes in the translation, English is not even my first language 🥺) • #williamjkp #est_rvp #วิลเลี่ยมเอส •

Val♡

60,949 просмотров • 1 год назад

Open Mac apps on your iPhone with my new app choclift 🍫 After extending my Mac screen with Vision Pro, I wanted even more connectivity between devices so I explored the advantage of having a separate user interface just for app management. It seems simple but it actually allows for a lot of new workflows and use-cases as you might think. Everyone works differently so we’re building this app as a platform that will support many different workflows, beyond just opening apps. Stay tuned as I’ll be sharing more in the coming weeks.
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Open Mac apps on your iPhone with my new app choclift 🍫 After extending my Mac screen with Vision Pro, I wanted even more connectivity between devices so I explored the advantage of having a separate user interface just for app management. It seems simple but it actually allows for a lot of new workflows and use-cases as you might think. Everyone works differently so we’re building this app as a platform that will support many different workflows, beyond just opening apps. Stay tuned as I’ll be sharing more in the coming weeks.

Phil Traut ᯅ

158,637 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад

Spatial videos on Apple Vision Pro are certainly cool, but I’m already taking 3D immersive videos using my iPhone and viewing them in mixed reality on Meta Quest 3 This is one of the most WOW moments I’ve experienced with technology. Recorded memories are in pretty good quality, real size and 6DoF, meaning you can walk around it, get closer. And it’s clear that this is still far from being perfect, but I can feel the presence. It’s truly magical. The app is called “Wist” Private beta waitlist
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Spatial videos on Apple Vision Pro are certainly cool, but I’m already taking 3D immersive videos using my iPhone and viewing them in mixed reality on Meta Quest 3 This is one of the most WOW moments I’ve experienced with technology. Recorded memories are in pretty good quality, real size and 6DoF, meaning you can walk around it, get closer. And it’s clear that this is still far from being perfect, but I can feel the presence. It’s truly magical. The app is called “Wist” Private beta waitlist

Ben Geskin

2,390,715 просмотров • 2 лет назад