When Apple announced the Apple Vision Pro, I started taking panoramic photos. Panos are great in the Photos app, but in visionOS 27 you can use them as your environment while using other apps.
Video shows a photo from my Moroccan vacation while watching a trailer for Lawrence of Arabia in Apple TV.
If you have an Apple Vision Pro, you can experience the immersive website environment here:
Last immersive website environment for Safari in Apple Vision Pro before WWDC - a ship (that may look vaguely familiar) approaches Mars.
Link to the web page if you want to try will be in the comments.
Waiting/hoping for Apple approval of SceneScapes, which brings website environments for Apple Vision Pro to iPad and iPhone.
My sister, using a TestFlight beta, got to see my immersive scenes for the first time using her iPhone.
Web page with the environment and instructions on how to use it.
Created another website environment for Safari in Apple Vision Pro.
Video shows the environment with me watching the trailer for the Dungeons & Dragons movie on YouTube.
If you have a Vision Pro, link to the page is the comments.
Looking forward to this book next week.
NeXT computers (And NextStep) were just as advanced as the Apple Vision Pro (and visionOS) is today. I loved my NeXTStation like I love my Apple Vision Pro today.
30+ years later, NextStep lives on in macOS, iOS, iPadOS, and visionOS.
Walking into the house today after 2+ weeks of vacation/adventure, and all our Apple devices joining the Wi-Fi like they are new devices.
Welcome home Apple devices.
YouTube in Safari in full screen mode in Apple Vision Pro is impressive. In many ways, I prefer it over the official app. Plus, because it is in Safari, you can add your own environments.
#AppleVisionPro
If you have an Apple Vision Pro, you can experience the scene here:
