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Mike Rockwell, Apple vice president for the technology development group, says that from the first second of wearing Apple Vision Pro the experience is designed to be “ Most of the fortunate few who spent time using What’s next? We’re being told by the man who seems to have a spooky scrying orb inside every Apple boardroom that Apple’s Apple Silicon is essential to Apple’s Vision vision Apple Silicon is the With so much impact across the company, don’t be surprised if Johny Srouji, Apple's senior vice president of hardware Ttchnologies, doesn’t appear at every launch. He’s got a lot going on. One thing he and his teams will be working on is the transition to They’ve got the power...to cut the power Once the 3nm architecture is inside iPhones, Apple watchers broadly expect it to be rolled out to Macs and iPads, which will be built on the same process architecture. That shift to 3nm should give Apple an even bigger story to tell around performance per watt within its machines. More performance per watt could make for more powerful Macs and longer battery life. It could also yield smaller batteries to enable the company to make smaller and thinner systems. These processors also sit inside Vision Pro. This means that by the time Apple switches on Vision Pro 2, it will be able to improve system performance while shrinking the battery pack and extending use per charge. No doubt you’ll be able to buy spare and larger battery packs for Vision Pro 1 when it ships, “early next year....

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This fall, software updates across AirPods will unlock powerful new capabilities to transform the personal audio experience. AirPods Pro (2nd generation) become easier to use across environments and interactions with three powerful new features: Adaptive Audio, Personalized Volume, and Conversation Awareness. The entire lineup also gains new and improved features that make calls and Automatic Switching even more seamless. AirPods have redefined the way people experience personal audio by delivering industry-leading performance in an iconic design. When they were introduced, AirPods Pro (2nd generation) offered a new way to reduce loud environmental noise for more comfortable everyday listening. This fall’s updates take that approach to the next level with Adaptive Audio, a new listening mode that dynamically blends Transparency mode and Active Noise Cancellation together based on the conditions of a user’s environment to deliver the best experience in the moment. This new listening mode will seamlessly tailor the noise control experience while users move between environments and interactions that are constantly changing throughout the day. For added convenience, using AirPods on calls is enhanced with a new Mute or Unmute feature across AirPods Pro (1st and 2nd generations), AirPods (3rd generation), and AirPods Max. Users can press the stem — or the Digital Crown on AirPods Max — to quickly mute or unmute themselves, so multitasking is effortless. June 5, 2023 UPDATE AirP...

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