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 Apple Vision Pro to Receive Apple Intelligence Update in April




Apple Vision Pro users will soon enjoy familiar features like Writing Tools, Genmoji, and Image Playground.


The latest report comes just days after the $3,500 Apple Vision Pro marked its first anniversary. The upcoming visionOS 2.4 update will introduce familiar features like Writing Tools, Genmoji, and Image Playground, with a beta release for developers potentially arriving this week. However, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman has not mentioned any exclusive features debuting with this integration.

This update marks the first time Apple Intelligence is expanding beyond core devices like the iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Given the Vision Pro’s powerful specs—including an M2 chipset and 16GB of RAM—it’s no surprise that it can handle AI-driven capabilities on par with an iPad Pro or MacBook Air.

Apple is also reportedly adding a new app to the headset, allowing users to view spatial content designed specifically for the device, capture 3D images, and explore panoramas.

Additionally, visionOS 2.4 will introduce a revamped guest mode, making it easier to share the device with friends and family. Users will be able to set up guest access directly from their iPhones, eliminating the need to configure privileges on the headset itself.

Despite these enhancements, the AR/VR space is becoming increasingly competitive. In December 2024, Google launched Android XR, a software ecosystem designed for wearable displays like VR headsets. Built on Android, the platform offers broad app compatibility and integrates seamlessly with popular development tools, including the Unity game engine.



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