After a month of beta testing, Apple is now releasing visionOS 1.1 to Apple Vision Pro users. This is the first main testing version of this spatial computer since it’s been released at the beginning of February. Among the changes are several usability improvements and other new features.
visionOS 1.1 can be downloaded on the device’s Settings app. One of the new features is Apple Device Management to Vision Pro. With that, IT departments can manage these headsets in the same way they manage other Apple devices.
Another change for visionOS 1.1 is the ability to reset this spatial computer if the user forgets the password. This has also become available with the latest visionOS 1.0.3 version.
Several users have reported that Apple has also improved FaceTime digital personas and the passthrough image of the real world. Although it’s unclear how much Apple will still be able to improve, the company also highlighted tips and tricks to ensure this device captures your best persona. Here’s what you need to have in mind:
- Capturing won’t start until you’re holding your Apple Vision Pro at eye level. If you don’t start the capture within 15 minutes, it’s canceled. You can restart the capture after you put your Apple Vision Pro back on.
- Find a space with front-facing, even lighting so there aren’t shadows on your face. Avoid bright light sources overhead or in the background.
- Stand or sit in front of a simple, neutral background without too many details.
- Stay in the same location and position during the capture process.
- Relax your shoulders while holding Apple Vision Pro.
- Natural, genuine facial expressions produce the best results.
Alongside visionOS 1.1, Apple has also released the public versions of iOS 17.4, iPadOS 17.4, watchOS 10.4, tvOS 17.4, and macOS 14.4. BGR will let you know if we discover anything new with this public version.
After a month of beta testing, Apple is now releasing visionOS 1.1 to Apple Vision Pro users. This is the first main testing version of this spatial computer since it’s been released at the beginning of February. Among the changes are several usability improvements and other new features.
visionOS 1.1 can be downloaded on the device’s Settings app. One of the new features is Apple Device Management to Vision Pro. With that, IT departments can manage these headsets in the same way they manage other Apple devices.
Another change for visionOS 1.1 is the ability to reset this spatial computer if the user forgets the password. This has also become available with the latest visionOS 1.0.3 version.
Several users have reported that Apple has also improved FaceTime digital personas and the passthrough image of the real world. Although it’s unclear how much Apple will still be able to improve, the company also highlighted tips and tricks to ensure this device captures your best persona. Here’s what you need to have in mind:
- Capturing won’t start until you’re holding your Apple Vision Pro at eye level. If you don’t start the capture within 15 minutes, it’s canceled. You can restart the capture after you put your Apple Vision Pro back on.
- Find a space with front-facing, even lighting so there aren’t shadows on your face. Avoid bright light sources overhead or in the background.
- Stand or sit in front of a simple, neutral background without too many details.
- Stay in the same location and position during the capture process.
- Relax your shoulders while holding Apple Vision Pro.
- Natural, genuine facial expressions produce the best results.
Alongside visionOS 1.1, Apple has also released the public versions of iOS 17.4, iPadOS 17.4, watchOS 10.4, tvOS 17.4, and macOS 14.4. BGR will let you know if we discover anything new with this public version.