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    Apple Vision Pro accessibility

    A person wearing Apple Vision Pro headset, with a visionOS interface displaying a glowing cursor controlled by eye tracking, highlighting hands-free navigation features like scrolling and app selection, set against a sleek, mixed-reality background.

    How to Use Eye Tracking on visionOS for Hands-Free Control

    June 5, 2025 / 9:30 AMJune 5, 2025

    To begin using eye tracking, you’ll need to calibrate the Vision Pro to recognize your gaze. The setup process is straightforward and takes about a minute. Follow these steps: Access…

    Apple Vision Pro user navigating with intuitive Apple Vision Pro gestures, pinching to scroll, tapping to select, and dragging windows in visionOS for seamless mixed reality control.

    Master visionOS: Navigating Apple Vision Pro with Hand Gestures

    May 27, 2025 / 9:30 AMMay 27, 2025

    Navigating visionOS relies on a handful of precise gestures, designed for comfort and ease. Apple Support outlines the primary actions: to select an item, look at it and tap your…

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    Apple Unveils Game-Changing Accessibility Features for 2025

    May 13, 2025 / 10:29 AM

    From Accessibility Nutrition Labels on the App Store to a new Magnifier app for Mac, these tools leverage Apple’s silicon and on-device AI to enhance usability for millions. The updates,…

    A baby and an adult woman lie on a striped blanket, laughing joyfully together. Captured as an Apple Vision Pro spatial video, their big smiles and playful moment are brought to life, with a card and toy nearby on the blanket.

    Apple Vision Pro Spatial Video Brings Mother’s Day Memories to Life

    May 10, 2025 / 9:30 AMMay 9, 2025

    The video follows Khulan and Sam, parents of a one-year-old son, who used an iPhone to capture their child’s first year in spatial video. As a Mother’s Day surprise, Sam…

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    Apple Vision Pro 2025: A Lighter, Cheaper Headset and Enterprise Tethered Model

    April 14, 2025 / 9:30 AMApril 14, 2025

    The original Vision Pro, launched in February 2024, weighed nearly 1.5 pounds, causing discomfort during prolonged use. Its $3,500 price tag—seven times that of the Meta Quest 3—limited its reach…

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    A woman with long brown hair wearing a tiara and a red patterned dress holds a microphone and smiles, standing indoors with framed art and warm lighting in the background—like a scene straight from Apple TV’s Widow’s Bay.

    Widow’s Bay Easter Eggs Reveal a Smarter Horror Comedy

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    Activity Monitor Shows What Your Mac Is Really Doing

    A close-up of a black smartwatch with a dark reflective screen displaying abstract, circular patterns, attached to a textured dark fabric strap, shown against a plain light background—perfect for showcasing Apple Watch screen care.

    watchOS 27 Turns Apple Watch Into an AI Wearable

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    Apple Perspective: U.S. Hardware Independence Needs More Than Chip Fabs

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    Personal AI: Apple Intelligence Needs a Private LLM

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    Apple Music Family Plan Keeps Accounts Separate

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