Apple VisionOS 2.0: Control Center

In this video I review the functions availabile within the Control Center of Apple's Vision Pro running the VisionOS 2.0 operating system. This is beta software at the time of this recording.
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Timecodes
0:00 Intro
0:40 Control Center Navigation
1:17 Settings
1:54 Control Center Pre-summary
2:44 Control Center Summary
3:50 Full Control Center
4:50 Volume Controls
6:19 Environment Settings
6:50 Mac Virtual Display
7:49 Notification Center
8:28 Wifi Control
9:12 Bluetooth
10:02 Travel & Airplane Mode
10:57 Now Playing
11:45 Focus Control
12:25 Guest Control
13:05 View Recording
14:26 Accessibility Shortcuts
15:28 Guided Access
16:09 Sound Recognition
17:34 View Mirroring
18:21 Spotlight
18:44 AirDrop (Receiving)
19:35 Hearing
20:21 Text Size
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[@TheZurier]

I love your detailed deep dives about Vision Pro. It’s great to see what’s possible with the control center. I would really appreciate a detailed video about using a mouse for productive work with Apple Vision Pro, especially in conjunction with eye tracking for working on text. If you could cover that in a future video, it would be very appreciated.

[@techknowteacher]

Thank you so much for your feedback! I just released a new video on Spotlight/Siri search in visionOS, and was going to incorporate these suggestions. The problem that I ran into was that it was very messy. The interface kept auto-selecting voice input, and then trying to force use of the on-screen keyboard instead of my physical setup. This might be cleaner with a Bluetooth keyboard and mouse than it is using a MacBook keyboard & trackpad. I will certainly attempt in a future video to a give direct overview of these concepts. For me, eye tracking, mouse, and keyboard have worked seamlessly together. It's the operating system's insistence to use Siri and the On-screen keyboard that are interfering with my operations.

[@Randomgameslol-jg2ry]

Very Informative 👍

[@techknowteacher]

Thank you for the feedback!