Apple is Reportedly Testing an Apple Pencil With Vision Pro Support

Apple might launch a model of its stylus for tablets that works with its first-generation Apple Vision Pro blended actuality headset, based on a report. The firm is stated to be testing a model of the Apple Pencil that work with visionOS, Apple’s new working system that was launched together with the Vision Pro. Recent reviews have steered that the corporate is planning to launch a brand new Apple Pencil and Magic Keyboard alongside new iPad fashions within the coming weeks.

A MacRumors report citing an unnamed supply acquainted with the matter that the iPhone maker is presently testing an Apple Pencil that works with visionOS. As of in the present day, current Apple Pencil fashions work with the iPad mini (fifth technology), iPad (sixth technology), iPad Air (third technology), iPad Pro 9.7-inch, and newer fashions.

If these claims are correct, customers would possibly be capable to use an upcoming Apple Pencil mannequin whereas sporting the Apple Vision Pro. While particulars on how this may work are presently unavailable, the report speculates that customers would possibly be capable to draw on a horizontally positioned iPad, utilizing an Apple Pencil, and examine the output on the Vision Pro.

As per a current report, Apple is planning to launch new iPad Pro and iPad Air fashions that might arrive as early as subsequent month. The Pro fashions are stated to function Apple’s newest 3nm M3 chip and OLED screens — the primary on an iPad — whereas the Air fashions might arrive with an M2 processor and a horizontally aligned landscape-oriented digital camera.

A brand new Apple Pencil is additionally tipped to debut alongside these new iPad Pro and iPad Air fashions, but it surely is presently unknown whether or not this accent will work with visionOS. The report additionally states that Apple would want to replace visionOS — presumably to model 2 — in an effort to add Apple Pencil assist. We can count on to study extra particulars within the coming weeks or at WWDC, when new software program updates and options are unveiled by the corporate.