Apple's Vision Pro Struggles To Find Its 'Killer App' To Justify $3,500 Price Tag: 'Just Not Quite Hit The Imagination Of The Consumer,' Says Analyst

The Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) Vision Pro headset is reportedly facing challenges in attracting fresh content, with a lack of a "killer app" to justify its $3,500 price tag.What Happened: According to

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Chipmaker Intel on Path to See $1B in Cumulative Software Revenue by End of 2027 - Report

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Two Months After Mark Zuckerberg Threw Shade At Vision Pro, Analyst Says Apple's VR Glasses Will Fall Short Of 500K Units In 2024, Half Of Tim Cook's Initial 1M Target

The sales of Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL)'s Vision Pro are predicted to fall short of the initial target of 1 million units by 2024, according to an analyst's forecast. Meta Platforms Inc. CEO Mark

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How will Apple Vets transform Siri?

With the help of Apple's Asia vets, Siri will evolve into a true intelligent assistant, improving user experience greatly through intelligent search, context understanding, and cross-App automatic operation. It really is 'hands-free'.

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Can Apple rescue Vision Pro? Apple is looking to develop a "killer-level" application for its high-priced headsets.

The first VR headset from Apple, Vision Pro, is facing a dilemma of lacking content. After five months on the market in the USA, Apple announced that Vision Pro has 'over 2,000 apps', but compared to iPhone and iPad during the same period, this number is insignificant. According to Appfigures data tracking the App Store list, the number of new apps launched for Vision Pro has dropped sharply this year. Some market analysts pointed out that in order for consumers to 'willingly' buy this device, which is priced as high as $3,500,

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Yardeni Raises S&P 500 Year-End Target To 5,800, Hints At Faster-Than-Expected Discounting Of 'Roaring 2020s Scenario'

Veteran Wall Street investor Ed Yardeni has adjusted his outlook for the S&P 500, raising the year-end target to 5,800 from 5,400, and maintaining a target of 8,000 by the end of the decade. "The

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