US EditionvisionOS 26 Announced with Spatial Widgets, All-New Personas, More
- Apple announced visionOS 26 updates for the Vision Pro spatial computer at WWDC 2025, unveiling new spatial widgets, enhanced Personas, and PlayStation VR2 controller support.
- These updates build on the original Vision Pro released last year and respond to demands for more immersive, personalized spatial computing features and improved device interoperability.
- VisionOS 26 introduces customizable spatial widgets like clock, weather, music, and photos, more natural AI Personas using volumetric rendering, secure eye and hand data saved to iPhone, and collaborative features including shared team device pools.
- Apple said the update will “feel like you can lean in and look around” and confirmed that PlayStation VR2 Sense controllers with motion tracking and haptics will be supported at general release in fall 2025.
- These enhancements suggest Apple aims to expand Vision Pro’s appeal to both consumers and enterprises while enabling richer collaboration, gaming, and immersive spatial experiences later this year.
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technewstube.comFrom spatial widgets to realistic Personas: All the visionOS updates Apple announced at WWDC
Apple’s updates to VisionOS 26, the operating system powering its mixed reality headset, build off last year’s Apple Vision Pro spatial computer that blends digital content with the physical world. At WWDC, Apple announced a range of updates for both consumer and enterprise customers, from new spatial widgets and content to more realistic Personas and more.
Apple's visionOS 26 brings eye-scrolling and support for PS VR2 controllers
Apple has updated the operating software for the Apple Vision Pro, visionOS, and added a couple of really nifty features. The company unveiled visionOS 26 at its live WWDC keynote. This is not the 26th operating system for Vision Pro. It's called that because of the Apple's new unified naming convention. Apple The biggest news with visionOS 26 is that the Apple Vision Pro will now work with PlayStation VR2 Sense controllers. This should turn th…
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