Apple has launched its Spacial Gallery app as part of the visionOS 2.4 beta update. With the brand new beta available for those who enrolled, new updates to the Vision Pro headset are made accessible.
One of these is the new Spatial Gallery app. As first reported by UploadVR, the Spatial Gallery app can be accessed and offers a way to view a collection of spatial photos, videos, and panoramas created by various artists and photographers.
With the Spatial Gallery app, Vision Pro owners can flip through the collections and take in the wonderful pieces. Currently, the app includes videos of ice climbing in snowy Alberta. There is also a skydiving video from Red Bull Air Force. Additionally, you can also check out the sea life near Southern California. Additionally, users can take a look at a collection of spatial images captured using an iPhone.
As of now, the only way to use the Spatial Gallery app is to have the visionOS 2.4 beta installed onto the device. The latest beta also adds two new languages for support. These are Spanish and Italian, added to the growing roster of supported languages.
Apple’s visionOS 2.4 is expected to launch as a full software update in all supported regions sometime next month. Once the new OS is available, all users will be able to try out the Spatial Gallery themselves. Apple Intelligence will also be arriving with the new update as well, adding support to features such as Writing Tools, Genmojis, and Image Playground.
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