YouTube is planning to launch an application for Vision Pro glasses
Official remarks have indicated that the video-sharing
network YouTube intends to release a new application designed to function with
Apple's recently released "Vision Pro" glasses.
The YouTube application for Vision Pro glasses "is on
the company's road map," according to a statement sent by Jessica Gebbie,
the platform's official spokeswoman, to The Verge technical website. However,
she did not provide a particular debut date.
In addition, Gibby stated that although the official YouTube
app is not yet available, users can now enjoy "a great viewing experience
through the Safari browser," and the company is pleased to introduce Apple
Glass.
Before its launch, YouTube declined to make its
application available for Apple Glasses, despite Apple offering the option to
run the iPad version of the program. Netflix and Spotify also declined to make
their applications currently available for Glasses.
Although the reason for YouTube's change in heart regarding
an Apple Glass application is still unknown, one possibility is the growing
popularity of "Juno," an unlicensed app that lets users browse
YouTube through their glasses.
In addition to the 3D videos posted on the platform, users
of the platform believe that the YouTube app for glasses will help make it
simple to watch videos using virtual reality and "360-degree"
technology.
Users of the Safari browser with the glasses are unable to
see YouTube virtual reality videos on the platform. as a result of its lack of
support for the WebXR standard, which permits the viewing of these clips.
