Apple Advances with visionOS 2 Beta 9 Release
Apple has launched the ninth beta version of visionOS 2 for developers, introducing new features and improvements. This update arrives just a week after the eighth beta, showcasing Apple’s commitment to continuously enhancing the user experience.
How to Access visionOS 2 Beta 9
Registered developers can access the new beta directly through the device’s Settings app. Simply go to the Software Update section, select “Beta Updates,” and toggle on the Developer Beta option. Note that an Apple ID associated with a developer account is required to download and install the update.
Key Features of visionOS 2 Beta 9
- 3D Photos Created with Machine Learning: visionOS 2 can now transform 2D photos into immersive 3D experiences, using advanced machine learning to add depth to your memories.
- Hand Gestures for Easy Control: New hand gestures have been introduced for activating Home View and Control Center. Additionally, Home View is now customizable, allowing apps to be rearranged according to user preference.
- Travel Mode with Train Support: Travel Mode now includes support for train travel, expanding the headset’s utility in various transportation scenarios.
- Guest User Profiles: Guest user profiles are now saved for up to 30 days, eliminating the need for a complete setup each time the device is used.
- High-Resolution Virtual Display: Later this year, the Mac Virtual Display will support higher resolution, equivalent to two 4K monitors side by side, providing an immersive work experience.
- AirPlay Update: The Vision Pro can now function as an AirPlay receiver, allowing content from iPhone, iPad, or Mac to be shared directly to the headset.
- Enhanced Mindfulness App: Using the camera, the Mindfulness app can now track and respond to breathing patterns, enhancing the meditation experience.
- Bluetooth Mouse Support: visionOS 2 also adds support for Bluetooth mice, further expanding the device’s versatility.
Conclusion
visionOS 2 Beta 9 brings a host of significant improvements, offering developers new tools and capabilities to explore. From transforming photos into 3D experiences to expanded support for external devices, visionOS continues to evolve, making the user experience richer and more engaging.
