An upcoming version of the Apple Vision Pro headset could be equipped with a custom-designed Apple modem chip, according to Bloomberg's

Rumors suggest that Apple will debut its custom modem in the iPhone SE next year, followed by entry-level iPads and an iPhone that’s 2mm thinner than the iPhone 16 Pro, Bloomberg reports. Apple is also expected to bring its second-generation modem to high-end iPhones and iPads over three years as it phases out the use of Qualcomm’s modems.

As Apple begins to phase out Qualcomm's modems in favor of its own in-house silicon, the company is eyeing adding 5G connectivity to other devices in its portfolio.

Apple is gearing up to launch its own modem, and it turns out the company is thinking about cellular connectivity in Macs and XR products too.

Apple faces a bit of a challenge with the Vision Pro. While the device is hugely capable from a technology point of view, it lacks the affordability of rivals in its segment, such as Meta’s Quest headset, which is generally considered the best VR headset by many.

Apple today released visionOS 2.2, the second major update to the visionOS 2 operating system that came out in September. visionOS 2.2 comes

Macworld The latest visionOS 2.2 update doesn’t add much. Compared to iOS/iPadOS 18.2 with its numerous Apple Intelligence features, the updates in visionOS 2.2 seem positively threadbare. But if you have one,

Apple has publicly released visionOS 2.2 for the Apple Vision Pro, bringing small but significant changes including support for a wider Mac display.

After several rounds of beta testing, visionOS 2.2 is now the official current software version for Apple Vision Pro.