Meta is expected to launch a new low-cost VR headset this year to replace the Meta Quest 2, the world’s most popular VR headset. In what’s becoming a tradition for many electronic devices, we already have a good idea of what this new mixed reality headset will look like,

As you can imagine, this is quite a problematic bug for users of Vision Pro, especially any who happen to be arachnophobes. Findings in hand, Pickren reported the issue to Apple in February, and Futurism reports it was patched in the June visionOS 1.2 update. What a relief.

The company is preparing to pull all support for the original Quest headset, although users can still download apps to the device.

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Apple's fabled VR headset finally arrived earlier this year, but supply chain data indicates sales have fallen since launch. That's not surprising, given the insane $3,500 price tag. Recent reports have suggested that Apple is refocusing on a budget headset but is having difficulty determining which corners to cut.

The latest Meta Quest v67 software update is here with a bunch of new changes, starting with a redesigned Home environment. The most notable improvement here is the experimental support for moving and rearranging 2D app panels.