New app releases for Apple Vision Pro have fallen dramatically since launch
New app releases for Apple Vision Pro have fallen dramatically since launch
Apple struggles to attract content from developers for its $3,500 headset.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/17501369
Shocking! Who could have expected that?!
14Almost like a fractured market does nothing to serve an already small niche user base
7shocked Pikachu face
6Remember when we spent thousands to get iPhones, iMacs, Apple TVs, and iPads and the software worked together seamlessly? Remember when you extincted that software we had purchased and replaced it with subscriptions?
We do.
3Are you suggesting that people don’t buy the headset because lots of software has subscriptions now?
2Not that.
But just because they sell it to you and it is perfect, doesn’t mean Apple will let you continue to use what you bought without a bunch of new charges they think up you for it once you have fallen in love with it.
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There’s only so much they can do without full access.
1What full access are you talking about? Full access to the video feed? Full excess to everything?
1I don’t mean like full disk access, but full access to the cameras and lidar and whatever fun sensors they have. They will provide more over time, but for now it’s limited.
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