Amidst Manufacturing Woes, Apple Accepts Applications for Vision Pro Developer Kits
Apple has recently unveiled the Apple Vision Pro developer kit, which is now available for developers to apply. Developers with innovative ideas for games or apps that can be played on Vision Pro can apply for the kit, said Apple. Apple will offer valuable guidance and support to developers by providing access to Apple experts for UI design and development, ensuring the app is refined to perfection. Additionally, developers will have the opportunity to have two additional code-level support requests. As part of the initiative, Apple Pro Vision labs are available in major cities such as Cupertino, London, Munich, Shanghai, Singapore, and Tokyo. To apply for the program one needs to be an Account Holder in the Apple Developer Program, provide details about their team’s development skills and existing apps, and agree to the terms and conditions. Applications will be reviewed and priority will be given to applicants creating an app that takes advantage of visionOS features and capabilities. Apple further provided a checklist of Vision Pro compatibility evaluations to make sure your visionOS, iPadOS, and iOS apps behave as expected on Vision Pro. Manufacturing Woes Earlier, Apple  announced a delay in the release of its “spatial computing” headset, priced at $3,500. Originally set for launch on June 5 with a promise of 1 million units before 2024, the headset will now be available for sale early next year. Analysts believe that the delay is mainly due to supply chain issues, rather than providing developers with more time to create apps for the Vision Pro. The production of displays, aimed at delivering lifelike images and seamless motion, is facing significant challenges as Apple demands flawless screens without any defects. In addition to that according to analysts, the Vision Pro has not made a significant impact on the headset supply chain in Asia. Eddie Han, an analyst at Taiwan-based Isaiah Research, noted that Apple’s product did not meet the expected standards, resulting in manufacturers having low confidence in its success.
Apple to loan Vision Pro developer kit to create apps for the launch of the new App Store on Vision Pro
Apple has recently unveiled the Apple Vision Pro developer kit, which is now available for developers to apply.
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