Apple's Vision Pro Success May Depend on Safari, Could Disrupt Workplace

High-profile companies are not yet building apps for the new platform, while experts predict the device could revolutionize business operations despite its high cost.

Apple's new Vision Pro headset's success may rely heavily on the Safari web browser, as developers are slow to build new apps for the platform.
High-profile companies like Netflix, Spotify, and YouTube, which have previously taken issue with Apple's App Store policies, are not yet building apps for the Vision Pro.
Apple's Vision Pro could potentially disrupt the workplace, with the tech giant's history of popularizing new technologies.
Despite the high price tag of $3,499, experts believe the Vision Pro could become a valuable tool for businesses, particularly for training and product development.
Apple's Vision Pro comes with an ecosystem of developers and 1 million Vision OS-compatible apps, which could give it an edge over competitors.