One of the benefits of investing in Apple’s ecosystem is the easy interoperability between devices. That interoperability is showcased in the Apple Vision Pro with its Mac Virtual Display feature, ...

We’re in the midst of the Apple Vision Pro’s first holiday season – I know, we all can’t wait to wish it season’s greetings – and there is a fantastic update in the form of VisionOS 2.2. And no, it’s ...

Have you ever wished for a workspace that feels like a sanctuary—free from the constant buzz of notifications, cluttered windows, and endless distractions? The Mac Virtual Display, paired with its ...

Apple’s Vision Pro isn’t your average VR headset. Yes, it can do a lot of the same VR-y things. There are one-off virtual experiences to be had. You can stream movies, shows or sporting events on a ...

You can easily connect the Apple Vision Pro to a Mac or MacBook via Virtual Display, but you should understand the capabilities and caveats of this feature before you put it to use. I’m PCMag’s home ...

CUPERTINO, Calif.—Apple kicked off the keynote for its annual developer conference by announcing a new version of visionOS, the operating system that runs on the company’s pricey but impressive Vision ...

Learn how to connect your Mac to Apple Vision Pro for a seamless virtual display experience. Boost productivity with this immersive setup.

Previously only available in beta, Apple has now pushed its panoramic display feature to all Vision Pro users, bringing the choice of three virtual screen sizes when using Mac Virtual Display. Mac ...

Apple released the first beta of visionOS 2.2 for developers today. The update comes with an exciting change for Apple Vision Pro users: new “Wide” and “Ultrawide” settings when using Mac Virtual ...

Apple announced in June it was planning to release a wider, higher-resolution version of Mac Virtual Display for Vision Pro. Now, the company says its holding a bevy of Mac announcements starting ...

The Apple Vision Pro is a perplexing piece of hardware. It’s a technological marvel that stuns the senses but it lacks the killer app and content needed to overcome the initial cost of investment and ...

If you can put a streaming monitor video in front of anywhere the user is looking, why can't you pin screenshots of various app windows wherever, and then when the user looks at a screenshotted app ...