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Apple announced visionOS 26 at WWDC, introducing new features for Vision Pro including spatial widgets, new Personas with enhanced expressivity, AI-powered spatial scenes, support for immersive content from major cameras, spatial browsing in Safari, PlayStation VR2 controller support, and various new accessories and interface improvements, aiming to expand spatial computing capabilities.
Apple has rolled out VisionOS 1.1, featuring improved user personas with enhanced hair, makeup, and eye rendering for EyeSight. The update also introduces Mobile Device Management for enterprise use, allowing admins to configure devices, install apps at scale, and remotely erase them. Other enhancements include hands-free persona setup, the ability to delete system apps, improved Mac connection, virtual keyboard accuracy, and closed caption controls for Apple Immersive video viewing.
Apple is testing visionOS 1.1, an update for the Vision Pro operating system, which enhances the digital representations called Personas. The update improves the realism of Personas with natural-looking eyes and skin tone improvements, but still struggles with hair. Despite the improvements, reviewers note that Apple needs to work on eliminating the unnatural vibe of the virtual representations. The update also includes Contact Key Verification, support for resetting the headset without a computer, and mobile device management. iOS 17.4 is expected to launch in March alongside visionOS 1.1.
Apple's latest update for the Vision Pro VR headset improves the appearance of its Personas feature, making the digital avatars more realistic and less creepy. Users will be prompted to recapture their Persona after installing the visionOS 1.1 update, resulting in clearer, more realistic avatars with improved proportions. The Personas are created using data from the headset's sensors and a machine learning algorithm to provide an authentic spatial representation of the user, including facial expressions and hand movements.
Apple's visionOS 1.1 Beta update for the Vision Pro headset noticeably improves the quality of Personas, the realistic virtual avatars generated by scanning the user's face. Despite not being mentioned in the changelog, multiple Vision Pro owners have posted before and after shots showing the improved visual realism of their Personas after installing the update. The update also includes bug fixes and the ability to reposition volumetric scenes closer to the user, but installing beta builds comes with potential bugs and instability.
Apple has released the first developer beta of visionOS 1.1 for the Vision Pro, which includes improvements to the look of Personas. Users are prompted to recapture their Personas to get the latest appearance updates, resulting in more detailed and lifelike versions. Personas are an authentic spatial representation of a person's facial expressions and hand movements for video calls on the Vision Pro. Additionally, Apple is preparing to release iOS 17.4 in March with new features and changes for the iPhone.
Atlus has announced day one downloadable content for Persona 3 Reload, including costumes, Personas, and background music. The DLC features various costume sets from Persona 5 Royal and Persona 4 Golden, as well as Persona sets and background music from Persona 5 Royal. Persona 3 Reload is set to release on February 2 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC via Steam and Microsoft Store, with availability on Xbox Game Pass.