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What’s new in Quick Look for visionOS 2

By Matthew Lynch
August 10, 2024
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Apple’s visionOS 2, the next generation operating system for its groundbreaking mixed reality headset, brings a plethora of new features and enhancements. Among them is a significant upgrade to the ever-useful Quick Look feature, making it even more powerful and versatile for users.

Here’s what’s new in Quick Look for visionOS 2:

1.Spatial Awareness: Quick Look now leverages the power of visionOS’s spatial computing capabilities. This means you can view files in 3D space, allowing you to rotate, resize, and even walk around them. Imagine inspecting a complex 3D model of a building or examining a detailed anatomical diagram from all angles – a truly immersive experience!

2.Enhanced Interactivity: Quick Look becomes more than just a viewer. You can now directly interact with certain file types. For example, you can select and highlight text in documents, manipulate 3D objects, and even play animations right within Quick Look. This hands-on approach makes it easier than ever to explore and engage with your files.

3.Cross-Device Integration: Your Quick Look experience is now seamlessly integrated across your Apple devices. Start viewing a file on your iPhone or iPad, and then continue the experience on your visionOS headset without any interruptions. This cross-device continuity enhances workflow efficiency and allows you to access your content from any location.

4.Enhanced File Support: Quick Look expands its support to include even more file formats, giving you access to a wider range of content. From advanced engineering drawings to complex scientific simulations, Quick Look lets you preview and interact with a variety of files within the visionOS environment.

5.New 3D Annotations: Quick Look now offers a new level of collaboration by enabling users to add 3D annotations to files. This feature allows teams to mark up 3D models, highlight specific areas, and share their insights in a more intuitive and immersive way.

The Impact:

These upgrades to Quick Look represent a significant step forward for visionOS 2. They empower users with new ways to interact with content, fostering a more immersive and engaging experience. Whether you’re a designer, architect, student, or simply a curious user, Quick Look in visionOS 2 offers a powerful and versatile tool for viewing, exploring, and collaborating with digital content.

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