In Medida em que Apple's next big event is getting closerin “Maçã” from Cupertino is preparing for two new projects: according to recent rumors, The company will announce an integration between Apple TV, Vision Pro and iPhonealem of, in parallel, launch a new version of the streaming caixinhawith integrated camera.
Naturally, nothing else has been confirmed by Apple ownership. As information on the Power On newsletter, from Bloomberg, which responds that the company has worked on many projects at my pace, but all this has been launched.
O boato refers mainly to ao Apple TV: a company decoder, used to access content via streaming (via my platform Apple TV+), after reviewing your manufacturing process and design, before looking at a camera embedded in your own device.
For this reason, according to Bloomberg, it offers more than one option for interaction between consumers of the product via Facetime. The idea is to connect to a video on a device, to transmit an image to a TV.
This is a second part of the rumor: the new Apple TV will communicate with controls and gesture navigation during operations, allowing a higher level of interaction between participants.
And yet, pave the way for cross-device integration, or VisionPro eo iPhone.
Since the launch of the real Vision Pro headset, one of the most requested requirements from Apple consumers is integration with other devices from the company – but all this, on the iPhone.
Today, there is minimal integration between your two devices: if your smartphone is equipped with iOS 17 or later it is possible to synchronize the headset with the headset for data transfer. In the meantime, it is precisely this connection that is occurring.
One idea, but not really, is to create a “mini-ecosystem” that maintains and socially interacts with connected devices.
This means that the current Apple TV “better than” is already running: Continuity camera Allow him to listen to TV shows launched by Facetime on iPhone.
A Bloomberg newsletter doesn't detail what we can do for this integration, but we won't do it when we can do it. So we are hoping…