An extension of the partnership states that Netflix does not plan to introduce the Apple Vision Pro application at launch. Alternatively, Netflix asks users to access their service through a web browser.
In line with that, now YouTube and Spotify are seen taking the same step, and it is said that they will not offer applications for Apple Vision Pro at launch. The two streaming apps are also said to not offer an iPad version of the app to run on the Apple Vision Pro, instead requiring users to access it through the Safari web browser.
This step is like showing many people who are still skeptical about the virtual reality arena and are not convinced that its popularity will increase.
Apple itself will offer Apple Vision Pro in stages starting from the United States – with a price of up to RM16,000 for a set, which will make those who can access it somewhat limited and not widespread.
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