All right, everybody.

Has Apple really given up on the Vision Pro?

Because that's been the big talk this week.

We'll talk all about it.

Is it also mean they've given up on things like the iPad Ultra?

And now even maybe MagSafe, there's a whole lot to talk about.

But you know what?

Let's not waste any time.

Let's get to the show.

Okay. waste any time. Let's get to the show. What's good everybody? Brian Tong here and I am actually on the road right now. I'm in Miami for F1, the first U.S. stop in the entire tour for F1. I'm here because Apple brought me out here to cover some of the

behind the scenes, which is a really cool opportunity. So when there's things like this that I've

never been able to do before, I'm going to do it. So that's where I am right now, but I was not

going to just not have a podcast for a also. Let's just jump right into things and not waste any

time because I think the biggest

story this week that caused a lot of chatter a lot of reaction and a lot of back and forth was

this initial report from mac rumors that says that they had learned that apple has all but given up

on the vision pro after the m5 model failed to revitalize interest in the device.

The first thing I saw when I thought of when I saw that article is like, they're wrong.

And the reason why I immediately jumped that conclusion is the title is Apple has given up on the Vision Pro,

which essentially means that they will no longer be developing it,

they will no longer be working on it, and that it's a done deal. All right? Now, we all know

what are the obstacles and the challenges of the Apple Vision Pro? It's not comfortable enough.

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