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With iOS 17.2, iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max users can now record spatial videos - a groundbreaking new capability that helps users capture life’s precious moments - and relive those memories on Apple Vision Pro, starting early next year.

Apple has released a new iPhone update, iOS 17.2, which includes support for recording spatial video. This feature is designed to be used with Apple’s upcoming Vision Pro headset, which is set to launch early next year.

Nearly three months after its original release, iOS 17 is getting a big new stable update today that’s been in the works (aka in public beta tests) since late October. As you can imagine, that makes iOS 17.

Apple rolled out iOS 17.2 today, giving iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max users the ability to record spatial videos. The new feature lets users film in three dimensions and experience their favorite memories and special moments on Apple Vision Pro, the upcoming mixed-reality headset.

With iOS 17.2, iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max users can now record spatial videos — a groundbreaking new capability that helps users capture life’s precious moments — and relive those memories on Apple Vision Pro, starting early next year.

The evolution of storage units from simple, lock-and-key spaces to sophisticated, technology-integrated solutions marks a significant leap in how we secure and manage our possessions. The advent of smart storage has transformed these units into highly efficient, accessible, and secure spaces, catering to a wide range of needs, from personal storage to business inventory management.

Years ago, surveillance cameras were available to very few homes, but fortunately things have changed as we find a greater variety of devices. During all this time they have evolved so much that until now they can be integrated with different voice assistants, and if you already have a network built based on Apple devices, the eufy Security eufyCam 2C may be what you are looking for, since now we have a perfect pack of two cameras per 119.

In our click-and-share digital photography era, it can be refreshing to be reminded of a time when making prints was more physical – and when creative experimentation involved more than tapping filters on an app.

Got iPhone-Mac Continuity Envy? Windows PC can do it too, here’s how Apple programs iPhones to sync with Mac computers right out of the box. You can send files wirelessly, copy on one and paste on another, start a note on an iPhone and end it on a Mac, use the iPhone’s superior camera as a webcam — the list goes on.

If you have an iPhone, you might have noticed a feature called live photos. Live photos are not just regular photos, but short videos that record 1.5 seconds before and after you take a photo, along with the sound.