YouTuber Brian Tong takes us through most of the Accessibility features that are on the Apple Vision Pro.
You can view the video below:
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Streaming service MGM+ is notifying its customers about a pending price increase coming soon. Â The below was taken from a customer's phone:
Apple has begun taking appointments for in-person demos in its stores at its web site. Â Now when a person goes to https://www.apple.com/apple-vision-pro/ the site asks for the user's username and password, and then takes them through the scheduling process. Â At last check. space is limited throughout the United States.
According to the site's information, the entire demo is around 20 minutes.
Apple has put up a support document about the Activation Lock on the Apple Vision Pro that outlines what the lock is, it does, and how to activate the device.
On Apple Vision Pro, you can turn on Find My to protect your device with Activation Lock — a feature designed to prevent anyone else from using your Vision Pro if it's ever lost or stolen.
Activation Lock helps keep your device secure, even if it's in the wrong hands. It helps stop anyone who isn't you from using your device without your permission — which can improve your chance of recovering the device if it's lost.
On Apple Vision Pro, you can turn on Find My to automatically protect your device with Activation Lock.
To protect your device, all you need to do is keep Find My turned on and remember your Apple ID and password.
For more information about the activation lock, go to this support document.
