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While you can't argue with that statement at face value, it's also true that in the past these same companies would be fighting each other and bending to Apple'
by paxys 3y ago
While you can't argue with that statement at face value, it's also true that in the past these same companies would be fighting each other and bending to Apple's will for a chance to get on stage during the keynote for any new iDevice launch and brag about how much they support Apple. Heck being featured in a couple Apple ads would by itself justify the development costs of converting your iOS app to work with Vision Pro even if it had zero users.
The fact that this usual circus is absent now (that too for possibly their biggest and splashiest new launch in years) kinda shows just how much their relationship with big developers has soured in recent years.
- andrewstuart 3y agoNo, it just shows that the Apple headset is a niche product.
- kjkjadksj 3y agoYou could only get on that stage a few updates into the iOS age. It didn’t release with an app store and when they finally provided one they already sold millions of devices.