Apple's Vision Pro Set to Launch with Limited App Availability

Despite a lack of native apps, translated iPhone and iPad apps may provide a wide selection, while popular apps like YouTube, Netflix, and Spotify are notably absent.

Apple's Vision Pro headset, set to launch on February 2, is expected to have a limited number of compatible apps at launch.
Despite the limited number of native apps, Apple is automatically translating iPhone and iPad apps onto the Vision Pro, which should provide a large number of apps from the start.
Popular apps such as YouTube, Netflix, and Spotify will not be available on the Vision Pro, either as native or translated apps.
Apple is reportedly restricting access to the Vision Pro's eye-tracking and motion-sensing features for developers, limiting the potential for innovative app development.
Despite the high price and limited app availability, the Vision Pro has been praised for its 3D movie capabilities and immersive experiences.