In the early morning of June 10, Apple held the WWDC 2025 Global Developers Conference and announced VisionOS 26. Apple executives said that the new system “has more space experience than before.” According to the introduction, VisionOS 26 brings a new 3D widget function, and users can fix the widget in the environment. In addition, VisionOS 26 also added spatial scenarios, so users can have an immersive experience. Apple executives gave an example, “You can stand on the Ganyue 5 satellite to speed up the flow of time.” At the same time, the new system also supports native playback of 180-degree, 360-degree, and wide-angle videos in VisionOS. On the creative side, Apple and Logitech also launched the Logitech Muse, a pen that can “write” in the air. At the same time, VisionOS 26 was also officially announced to support Sony's PlayStation VR2 Sense gamepad.

In the early morning of June 10, Apple held the WWDC 2025 Global Developers Conference and announced VisionOS 26. Apple executives said that the new system “has more space experience than before.” According to the introduction, VisionOS 26 brings a new 3D widget function, and users can fix the widget in the environment. In addition, VisionOS 26 also added spatial scenarios, so users can have an immersive experience. Apple executives gave an example, “You can stand on the Ganyue 5 satellite to speed up the flow of time.” At the same time, the new system also supports native playback of 180-degree, 360-degree, and wide-angle videos in VisionOS. On the creative side, Apple and Logitech also launched the Logitech Muse, a pen that can “write” in the air. At the same time, VisionOS 26 was also officially announced to support Sony's PlayStation VR2 Sense gamepad.