Immersive art exhibition showcases Claude Monet's work in Virtual Reality
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Immersive art exhibition showcases Claude Monet's work in Virtual Reality

"Claude Monet: The Immersive Experience" comes to Washington, DC. The exhibition features a replica of the painter's studio and many of his works. A 360-degree installation spanning nearly 20,000 square feet features two-story projections of his art. Visitors can also explore eight of Monet's works, including "Poppies" and "Haystacks, End of Summer," in Virtual Reality. Digital representations of Monet's gardens at Giverny and reproductions of his most notable paintings are also on display. The exhibition opens at the Rhode Island Center on February 16 and runs through October. Tickets go on sale January 25 at 11 am.

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Apple wants to offer more music in Spatial Audio format
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Apple wants to offer more music in Spatial Audio format

Apple Music will reportedly pay artists a 10 percent higher royalty rate for music offered in spatial audio format. The new financial incentives are intended to further accelerate the distribution of spatial music in the Apple Music catalog. This would also benefit Apple Vision Pro users, who would be able to enjoy an audio-visual spatial experience. According to Apple, more than 90 percent of subscribers have already tried Spatial Audio, and the total number of Spatial Audio plays has more than tripled in the last two years.

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230 native apps available for Apple Vision Pro at launch, says Gurman
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230 native apps available for Apple Vision Pro at launch, says Gurman

According to Apple expert Mark Gurman, about 230 native visionOS apps are currently ready, including major AR apps from Lowe's and JCrew, as well as the productivity and entertainment apps already announced by Apple. The rest will come from indie studios. The number may increase slightly before the launch of Apple Vision Pro in early February. Major app providers such as Netflix, YouTube and Spotify have already signaled that they will not provide software for Apple Vision Pro. Google and Meta also seem to be avoiding the new platform for now.

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Netflix Snubs Apple: No
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Netflix Snubs Apple: No "Spatial App" for Vision Pro

Netflix will not be developing a dedicated app for the Apple Vision Pro, nor will it support the existing iPad app. Users of the headset will have to watch Netflix in the browser instead. This was reported by Mark Gurman of Bloomberg.

Media consumption is one of Apple's biggest selling points for the Vision Pro. Netflix may want to wait and see if Vision Pro is a success before supporting the new platform.

What goes for Apple also goes for its competitor Meta: Although Netflix offers a VR app for Meta Quest, it has not been maintained or updated in years.

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