On June 5 we saw how Apple did the expected “One more thing” with the presentation of the Apple Vision Pro after many rumors behind it, with a really interesting operation and that prepares to mark a before and after. Now, in this year left to hit the market, there are a lot of deals that need to be done for the Vision Pro to have enough apps and content.
One of the first to announce its association with the Vision Pro was Disney after informing, through the voice of its CEO, that the content of Disney + they will be in the Vision Pro from day one. And that means Tim Cook has finally gotten Disney as his service provider.
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Disney+ will be on Apple Vision Pro from day one
The idea a priori seems fantastic, since as we have seen with the Vision Pro, it will be possible to have a large screen in front of us. to be able to view the multimedia content in detail. Maybe it’s Disney’s, as we’ve already seen at WWDC with the appearance of the CEO of Disney. Although with this there are many doubts due to the cuts that exist in this company and a disbanding Apple-focused development team.
Keep in mind that the relationship between Apple and Disney dates back to the days of Steve Jobs. The founder of the Cupertino company was the Pixar ideologue who created such a big hit as Toy Story, the first animated film made entirely with a computer. This makes a big fundraising milestone will be marked and many other animated films began to be produced.
After returning to Apple in 1997, and continuing to run Pixar, The disputes with Disney began due to the collaboration agreements that existed between the two companies. These disputes led to a breakdown in relations between the companies until Pixar was purchased by Disney in 2006 following the arrival of Bog Iger as CEO of Disney.
Now Tim Cook managed to have a new agreement with Disney as a service provider, directly supporting Vision Pro with their integrated service from day one (if that commitment ends up being met). And with that, relations are reaffirmed, which were not bad because of the winks that we saw, especially in the spheres of the Apple Watch or in the presence of the CEO of Disney on the board of directors from Apple.
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