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Don't worry, don't worry, we know you've waited for the flowers. No, in order to let you feel the charm of this mysterious new product for the first time, we decided to make a big move: directly buy back a vision pro, play it in person, and then send you a hot Chinese review. Follow @Sina Digital @苹果汇 and don't miss Chinese reviews!IT Home reported on January 31 that according to the test shared by Brian Tong**, Apple's Vision Pro headset does not support user-defined main interface at the beginning.
The headset is scheduled to be released in the U.S. on February 2, according to the second round of reviews** that lifted today, VisionOS 1Version 0 does not currently support organizing and customizing the sorting of apps on the home screen.
When the user turns on the Vision Pro headset, the home screen is fixed, with a grid layout for each page, displaying a total of 13 apps.
Note: The first page is Apple's pre-installed apps, including TV, Music, Mindfulness, Settings, Freeform, Safari, Photos, Notes, App Store, Mail, Messages, and Keynote.
In addition, the first page comes preloaded with a system-supplied Compatible Apps folder, which contains non-native iPadOS apps from the App Store.
The user scrolls to the second page and can see the third-party VisionOS apps that have been installed, which are only in alphabetical order and cannot be rearranged.
Users can't manage and sort apps on the home screen like iOS iPadOS, move apps from the second page to the first page, or create folders to group related apps together.
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