It took two years, but YouTube is finally an Apple Vision Pro app. The news, announced Thursday, might come as a surprise if — like most people — you haven’t tried Apple's Vision Pro. YouTube always ...

YouTube is one of the biggest apps not available on Vision Pro at launch. Thankfully we now know that it’s on the way. But will it support its large existing library of spatial videos? Not only did ...

Let’s talk about how well Apple’s headset supports VR video on the web right now (not well). Let’s talk about how well Apple’s headset supports VR video on the web right now (not well). is ...

Juno, the popular app that brought YouTube videos to Apple’s Vision Pro, is shutting down, its developer announced on Tuesday. As YouTube had not launched its own app for Vision Pro, Juno filled an ...

The release of the visionOS YouTube app on the Apple Vision Pro introduces a new way to experience video content in immersive virtual environments. By using the Vision Pro’s spatial computing ...

YouTube has finally come to Apple Vision Pro. YouTube for Vision OS is a free, standalone app that lets users log into their existing YouTube accounts through their ...

Starting today, an official YouTube app is available on the Apple Vision Pro, allowing you to watch videos on a theater-sized screen with immersive visionOS Environments. Every video on YouTube is ...

Apple Vision Pro still lacks an official YouTube app, and while Google has already confirmed its plans to build a visionOS app, users still have to rely on Safari to watch online videos on Apple’s ...

There's a native YouTube app for Apple Vision Pro that's great for user-uploaded VR180 and 3D 360 content, but 2D video is better watched in Safari or third-party apps. When Apple Vision Pro launched ...

Vision Pro users have been waiting over two years for a native YouTube app. Now, it’s finally here—thankfully also including support for immersive videos. Google first announced that a YouTube app was ...

'Introducing Apple Vision Pro' is now the most watched public video on Apple's YouTube channel. At the time of writing, the video has just under 51 million views, surpassing the previous most watched ...