Updates on Vision OS 2.0 and Mac Display Resolution

The Vision OS 2.0 update brings significant photo-sharing capabilities, including the usage of machine learning to identify subjects in photos and convert them into depth photos. This feature has been well-received for its accuracy. Additionally, the Mac display resolution has been enhanced with foveated rendering, allowing for a larger canvas with more pixels by rendering only what is being viewed in high resolution. The update also shows potential for real-time conversion of standard photos to spatial photos. Developers have reported experimenting with separating videos into spatial video in real time, although not officially from Apple. The addition of foveated rendering to virtual displays enables ultra-wide 8K resolutions, offering users a more immersive experience. While the ability to segment screens with multiple windows is desired by some users, the new Mac OS introduces window snapping for easier display management.