News Summary

• The company also is studying corporate applications, Bloomberg News reported Thursday.The Vision Pro represents Apple’s first major new product category since it began selling smartwatches in 2015.--With assistance from Julia Love and Kurt Wagner..
• The company didn’t rule out eventually supporting the Vision Pro but said it had “no further plans to share at this time.”YouTube and Spotify continue to offer popular apps for the iPhone and iPad..
• But that could change by the device’s launch, or those developers could be planning new dedicated versions for visionOS..
• That means developers have to opt out if they don’t want to participate.Several other entertainment apps are still participating, including Disney+, Max, Peacock, ESPN and Amazon Prime Video..
• Meta didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment.Apple’s executive in charge of the Vision Pro told employees this week that he expects health care, technician training and education to eventually become key areas for the product..
• But getting snubbed by Netflix, Spotify and YouTube means that the most popular streaming apps won’t be available when the headset launches on Feb. 2..