During its first iteration, Mac Virtual Display was a neat feature but lacked any “wow” factor. What it needed was a larger display option and thankfully, Apple included it in visionOS 2.2. You can now work away from your desk in private with a large wide or ultrawide display that travels with you virtually anywhere.

Apple teased the during its Worldwide Developer Conference in 2023. The device, which Apple calls a “spatial computer” rather than a headset, was then made available to buy in the US in February 2024 before it saw a global release a few months later.

OS 2.4 brings Apple Intelligence to the $3,499 spatial computer Image Playground, Writing Tools, and Genmoji lead the enhancements AVision Pro app for the iPhone highlights new content and makes hardware information easily accessible Apple Vision Pro just got a lot smarter with a visionOS 2.

Apple announced today that the latest update to Vision Pro, visionOS 2.4 is now available to the public. VisionOS 2.4 finally adds Apple Intelligence features to the headset, while adding an iPhone companion app to make using and sharing the headset easier,

Apple dropped a big batch of medium-size software updates for nearly all of its products this afternoon. The iOS 18.4, iPadOS 18.4, macOS 15.4, tvOS 18.4, and visionOS 2.4 updates are all currently available to download, and each adds a small handful of new features for their respective platforms.

Apple has now released visionOS 2.4 with Apple Intelligence features on Apple Vision Pro. This update also brings a new Spatial Gallery app to the Vision Pro and Apple’s Visio Pro native app for iPhone users.