Xcode 15.2 can be used by developers to create visionOS apps for the Apple Vision Pro headset, and it also includes SDKs for iOS 17.2, iPadOS 17.2, tvOS 17.2, watchOS 10.2, and macOS Sonoma 14.2.

Apple released the first stable version of its new visionOS SDK, providing support to create apps for the Apple Vision Pro and submitting them to the App Store. The new SDK is available in Xcode 15.2.

Underneath the surface, Xcode 15.2 details some previously-unconfirmed specs about Vision Pro. As first reported by MacRumors, Vision Pro is equipped with 16GB of RAM – “according to files ...

With Xcode 15.2 officially available, however, developers will begin to be able to submit Vision Pro apps for review before the new App Store goes live.

Release notes state that Xcode 15.2 includes Swift 5.9 and SDKs for iOS 17.2, iPadOS 17.2, tvOS 17.2, watchOS 10.2, visionOS, and macOS Sonoma 14.2. The update also adds support for the visionOS ...

According to 9to5Mac, Xcode 26—the latest version of Apple’s developer tool for creating third-party apps—includes a mysterious new “Vision Pro 4K” simulator. That in itself doesn’t ...

Xcode is Apple’s development tool. A free download at the Mac App Store, Xcode includes things developers to make apps for the Mac, iPhone, iPad, Apple TV set-top box, the Apple Watch, and the Vision ...

Headline should read: Xcode 26 beta code hints at less expensive Apple Vision Pro model. Apple does not make cheap products. They make different value/price point products.

Apple likely made the cable removable so that it can be swapped out without the need to replace the entire battery pack should the cable get damaged in some way. The Vision Pro ships with one ...

According to 9to5Mac, Xcode 26—the latest version of Apple’s developer tool for creating third-party apps—includes a mysterious new “Vision Pro 4K” simulator.