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Apple\u2019s AI plans go beyond the previously announced Apple Intelligence launches on the iPhone, iPad, and Mac. According to Bloomberg\u2019s Mark Gurman<\/a>, the company is also working to bring these features to its Vision Pro headsets.<\/p>\n It\u2019s not the most surprising move \u2014 if Apple Intelligence (a whole suite of features<\/a> including an improved Siri, proofreading tools, and custom emojis) is key to Apple\u2019s future, why wouldn\u2019t it be available on all the latest Apple gadgets? But for all that\u2019s impressive<\/a> about the Vision Pro, it remains an unusually pricey device with a limited audience (so far).<\/p>\n Apple Intelligence won\u2019t be launching on the Vision Pro this year, Gurman says. Apple\u2019s main challenge here is rethinking how the features will look like in mixed reality, rather than on a MacBook or iPhone screen.<\/p>\n Speaking of Vision Pro sales, Gurman reports that Apple is also rolling out changes to the way it demos the headset in stores, adding the ability for potential buyers to view their personal media on the Vision Pro, and also changing the headband from the Solo Loop to the Dual Loop for more comfort.<\/p>\n We also have new Apple rumors from analyst Ming-Chi Kuo<\/a>, who says his latest supply chain survey leads him to believe the company plans to mass produce AirPods with infrared cameras by 2026. These new AirPods could support new spatial audio experiences and gesture controls when used with the Vision Pro.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n