Apple, YouTube
The Verge · 6h
Christian Selig’s unofficial YouTube app for the Vision Pro just got taken down
Juno, the third-party YouTube app created for the Apple Vision Pro, has been removed from the App Store. In a post on Tuesday, developer Christian Selig said the app was taken down months after Google warned that it violates YouTube’s guidelines.
Mashable · 4d
The next Apple Vision Pro could have Apple Intelligence — how AI will reportedly fix the headset's flaws
The M5 upgrade for Apple Vision Pro would see the device skip two whole generations of the Apple's silicon chipset. The Apple Vision Pro currently on the market is powered by the M2 chip. According to Kuo, it's possible that the M5 Apple Vision Pro price will be lower than the current model, but the Apple analyst adds that it "may not change much."
9to5Mac · 10h
YouTube app ‘Juno’ for Apple Vision Pro removed from visionOS App Store
Even so, this wasn’t enough to convince Google, which managed to get Apple to remove Juno from the visionOS App Store. Given that Selig was also involved in a massive fight with Reddit last year over changes to the platform’s API, he says he has “zero desire” to fight Google to bring Juno back.
newsbytesapp.com · 3h
Apple removes Vision Pro app 'Juno' following allegations from Google
Apple has removed Juno, a third-party YouTube app made for the Vision Pro, from its App Store. This happened after Google raised a flag, saying the app was breaking YouTube's rules. Christian Selig, who developed Juno,
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