It's not true that Apple Vision Pro will give you black eyes, but maybe it is true that Apple could be doing more immersive video. Plus we have no iPads yet, but we think we know where they are.

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LINKS FROM THE SHOW:

Emulators

• Apple now allows classic game emulators on the App Store
• Retro's back: the best wrap-around game controllers for your iPhone

Find My

• Google's Apple-friendly Find My Devices network launching in April

iPads

• Two more new iPads spotted in regulatory database
• New iPads Pro, iPad Air, and USB-C accessories expected in early May
• OLED display upgrade for 2024 iPad Pro teased in iOS 17.5 beta

AI

• Apple licenses millions of Shutterstock images to train its AI models
• iOS 18 rumored to have a mysterious Safari Browsing Assistant feature
• False Flag: Social media erupts over Apple's predictive text Palestine blunder

Apple Vision Pro

• Apple teases more Immersive Video dinosaurs for Apple Vision Pro coming soon
• Apple spotlights how businesses are adopting the Apple Vision Pro
• No, you won't get a black eye from Apple Vision Pro
• Best Apple Vision Pro third-party apps in April 2024

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