The Vision Pro needs apps. Now is not a good time for Apple to be at odds with developers.

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Apple's Vision Pro headset goes on sale in the US on February 2.

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Vision Pro demand 'may quickly taper off' after diehard Apple fans order it, analyst predicts

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The Apple Vision Pro will begin shipping on February 2.

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Apple's problems are piling up ahead of its biggest launch in nearly a decade

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Tim Cook and Apple Vision Pro.

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Apple's $3,500 Vision Pro is promising to be the 'ultimate' entertainment device — but it won't have the Netflix app

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The Apple Vision Pro is set to launch on February 2.

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Apple is offering free 25-minute demos for its $3,500 Vision Pro. Here's what buyers can expect.

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Tim Cook and Apple's Vision Pro.

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Don't be surprised if Apple's $3,500 Vision Pro sells out quickly due to limited launch supply

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Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo expects Apple will produce somewhere between 60,000 to 80,000 headsets for the February 2 release of the Vision Pro.

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Tim Cook wants you to call the Apple Vision Pro 'spatial computing.' But what's that?

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Apple is worth $3 trillion. It also has a few obvious problems.

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Apple CEO Tim Cook has helped Apple reach a $3 trillion market cap, but the iPhone maker faces issues.

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Apple let reporters film inside its secretive chip-testing lab for the first time — take a look

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Apple usually keeps its upcoming releases under very tight wraps, but CNBC reporters recently got an exclusive look into its chip-testing lab.

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Tim Cook was asked if he deserves more credit for Apple's success after Steve Jobs. He said it's shared, and Jobs would still be CEO if alive today.

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Tim Cook at the 76th Cannes music festival
Living up to Steve Jobs' legacy is no easy feat, but Apple CEO Tim Cook says that they "share credit" for the company's success.

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