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visionOS 3: Apple is working on a major software update

Milan Jovicic by Milan Jovicic
March 9, 2025 - 19:26 CET
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Apple is continuing its work on Vision Pro, even though there will be no new model in 2025. Instead, the company is focusing on a comprehensive software update. According to Mark Gurman of Bloomberg, visionOS 3 will be a "feature-rich release" and will be presented at WWDC 2025. So while the hardware won't change, visionOS 3 could significantly improve the user experience. The software will be further developed to expand the existing capabilities and make using the headset more pleasant. But what exactly can we expect?

Development of the Vision Pro continues, even if new devices are slow to arrive. Apple is working on a second generation with a more powerful M-series chip and cheaper versions of the headset, but these will not be released until 2026 at the earliest. This means that the current Vision Pro with its M2 chip from 2022 will remain the flagship. In order for the headset to remain competitive, Apple must constantly improve the software. visionOS 3 could be an important step to make the device more attractive and introduce new features.

Apple relies on software instead of new hardware

Many had expected that a new generation of the Vision Pro would appear in 2025. But Apple does not seem to be concentrating on hardware innovations at the moment. Instead, the focus is on improving the software. There were already some interesting innovations with visionOS 2.4 Beta. Apple Intelligence was integrated into the headset, and there was also a Vision Pro app for the iPhone. In addition, the Spatial Gallery will be made available to the public in April. These updates are an indication that Apple wants to further expand the operating system. visionOS 3 is expected to be much more comprehensive and could bring with it new functions that make the Vision Pro more suitable for everyday use.

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What visionOS 3 is expected to bring

There are few concrete details about visionOS 3 so far, but Gurman speaks of a major update. This suggests that Apple is revising various areas of the operating system. Possible innovations include:

  • Revised user interface: The headset should be even more intuitive to use. There will probably be adjustments to the interface to make navigation and interaction easier.
  • Performance improvements: The software could be optimized to respond faster and work more efficiently with the existing hardware.
  • More support for Apple Intelligence: The foundation was laid with the introduction of Apple Intelligence in visionOS 2.4. It is conceivable that visionOS 3 will further expand this integration and offer more AI-supported functions such as voice control or automatic text recognition.
  • New functions for spatial computing: The Vision Pro is expected to shine especially in the areas of augmented reality and mixed reality. Here, Apple could introduce new features that improve spatial work and interaction.
  • Extended app compatibility: A major problem so far is the limited selection of apps. With visionOS 3, Apple could provide new interfaces for developers to make more software available for the headset.

Why Apple is taking this path

Apple has invested heavily in the Vision Pro and can't afford to neglect the product. Even though the headset's big breakthrough is still pending, Apple is staying on the ball. The Vision Products Group already appears to be working on new form factors. Nevertheless, the Vision Pro must continue to be supported in order not to lose the trust of users and developers (via Bloomberg ). visionOS 3 could play a crucial role in making the headset more attractive in the long term. It's also a strategic decision. Before Apple launches a cheaper headset or a new generation, the operating system must be mature enough to work seamlessly across different models.

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visionOS 3: The next big update for the Apple Vision Pro

Apple won't be launching a new Vision Pro in 2025, but visionOS 3 is a major software update coming soon. The update is expected to bring new features, improve performance, and optimize the user experience. While not many details have been revealed yet, everything points to visionOS 3 being a major milestone for the Vision Pro. WWDC 2025 could reveal the direction Apple's mixed reality platform will take in the coming years. Looking for helpful tips for your Apple Vision Pro? Here you'll find everything you need to know about your new Apple device – happy exploring! Looking for new accessories? Visit our Amazon Storefront – there you'll find a variety of products from leading manufacturers, including products for HomeKit and more! (Photo by Unsplash+ / Zyanya Citlalli)

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Milan founded Apfelpatient in 2016 and has been responsible for all editorial content since 2018 — news, rumors, guides, and product reviews. Apple devices here are not test units on loan for two weeks but everyday tools: from the iPhone through MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, and iMac to the Apple Vision Pro, at least one device from nearly every product category is in daily use, many of them replaced annually. Every menu path in a guide is verified on the device before it is published.

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