On the occasion of the official shipment of Apple's virtual vision headset, Vision Pro, on February 2Microsoft has announced that it will bring Microsoft 365 services to this virtual vision headset, so that users can more easily work in the form of virtual and real integration.
The Vision Pro service is expected to be launched on February 2, allowing users to use Office functions in a virtual visual environment through Vision Pro, and can also use the Copilot AI assistant service to quickly generate documents, summarize document content, or rearrange documents.
For Office document tools, gesture operation is further enhanced, as well as the interface and presentation effect suitable for virtual visual environment, so that users can create Word, PowerPoint or Excel files more easily.
Prior to this, Microsoft was also bringing its services to Meta Quest 3, so it is expected that Microsoft will bring more services to the Vision Pro in the future, which should also include its Xbox Game Pass subscription. However, Microsoft has not yet brought its hybrid reality collaboration platform service, Microsoft Mesh, to Vision Pro, and it is not expected to be available until 2025.
In addition to Microsoft's bringing Microsoft 365 to Vision Pro, Zoom has also confirmed to bring its services to Vision Pro, and it is expected that more online collaborative work services will be launched in Vision Pro in the future.
However, services including Netflix and YouTube are not yet planned to be available on Vision Pro, and the web version of the service can only be accessed through the built-in browser function, but Disney is the first to bring its Disney+ service to Vision Pro, allowing users to stream video and audio content in virtual visual form**.