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technology2 years ago

"LG Unveils 32-Inch 4K Smart Monitor with Built-In Netflix and Google Calendar, Starting at $199.99"

LG has released a new 32-inch 4K smart monitor with webOS support, including features like Netflix, Google Calendar integration, and Microsoft 365. Priced at $599.99, it offers a 95 percent DCI-P3 color gamut, AirPlay 2 and Miracast support, and a detachable 1080p webcam for video calling. The monitor also features thin bezels, a height- and tilt-adjustable stand, three USB-C Power Delivery ports, WiFi, Bluetooth, HDMI ports, and 5W stereo speakers. LG has also launched two 1080p versions, the 32SR53FS for $299.99 and the 27SR50F for $199.99, all available for immediate and free shipping.

via The Verge|
#4k-monitor#entertainment-apps#lg
technology2 years ago

"Apple Vision Pro: Third-Party App Woes Threaten Future"

Ahead of the Apple Vision Pro launch, around 250 third-party apps with native support for visionOS have been submitted to Apple, allowing them to take full advantage of spatial design elements and immersive features. Well-known apps like Airmail, CARROT Weather, Fantastical, and Microsoft's Excel, PowerPoint, Word, and Teams will natively support visionOS at launch, with over one million iPhone and iPad apps automatically available on the headset. Additionally, entertainment apps like Disney+ will offer native support, while some popular apps like Netflix, Spotify, and YouTube may not have Vision Pro apps at launch.

via MacRumors|
#app-development#apple-vision-pro#entertainment-apps
technology2 years ago

"Apple's Vision Pro Launches Without YouTube and Spotify Apps"

Apple's Vision Pro headset won't have access to YouTube, Spotify, and potentially Instagram and Facebook apps at launch, with users having to access them from a browser. While popular entertainment apps like Netflix won't have dedicated apps for the device, Disney+ will offer special immersive environments for its shows. The absence of these apps may be due to concerns about resource allocation and potential compatibility issues, as developers have to opt out of making their iPhone and iPad apps available on the Vision Pro.

via Engadget|
#apple#entertainment-apps#spotify
technology2 years ago

"App Compatibility Woes: YouTube, Spotify, and Netflix Snub Apple Vision Pro"

YouTube and Spotify have decided not to launch new apps for Apple's upcoming mixed-reality headset, the Vision Pro, joining Netflix in steering clear of the device. Both companies are not planning to enable their iPad apps to run on the device at launch, but will likely work from a web browser. This means that the most popular streaming apps won’t be available when the headset launches on Feb. 2. Apple has largely marketed the device as a platform for video, games, and other entertainment, and it will include access to Apple’s apps for music and podcasts, which compete with Spotify’s offerings.

via Yahoo Finance|
#apple#entertainment-apps#mixed-reality-headset
technology2 years ago

"Netflix's Lack of Support for Apple Vision Pro Leaves Users Stranded"

Netflix has confirmed that it will not be making a native app for the Apple Vision Pro headset, nor will it allow users to run the iPad version of its app on the device. While most other major streaming services are on board, including Disney+, HBO Max, and Amazon Prime Video, Netflix's absence may not have a significant impact initially, as Apple is expected to sell a limited number of Vision Pro units in the first year.

via 9to5Mac|
#apple#apple-vision-pro#entertainment-apps