Removal of the popular Juno for YouTube app, by Christian Selig, from the App Store, leaves Vision Pro users without a dedicated YouTube solution.
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Juno, which is an unofficial way to watch YouTube videos on Apple's $3,500 Vision Pro headset, just got a new update, which brings support for 180 and 360-degree videos and many other features.
A new unofficial YouTube client app called Juno is now available for Apple's Vision Pro headset. The app uses YouTube's APIs to load videos in a webview and offer controls for playback.
In an effort to improve working conditions and minimum wages for drivers of ridesharing services, drivers of big tech companies like Uber and Lyft have taken to the streets and gone on strike.
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