Apple has unveiled exciting new features for the AirPods Pro, set to be released later this year. Among the highlights is a novel control mechanism using head gestures. With this innovative feature, users can simply nod their heads up and down to answer a call or shake their heads left to right to decline.
In addition to phone call management, these head gestures will also facilitate Siri interactions, enabling users to respond to messages, handle notifications, and perform various other tasks without needing to touch their devices.
Another major update is the introduction of Voice Isolation. This feature is designed to enhance call quality by filtering out loud background noise, ensuring that the person on the other end hears the user's voice with clarity. This improvement promises to make conversations smoother and more intelligible, even in noisy environments.
Apple also announced that personalized spatial audio, a feature that tailors the sound experience to the user's ear shape and head movements, will be expanded to include gaming on tvOS. This advancement will deliver a more immersive audio experience for gamers, making the action feel more dynamic and realistic.
Additionally, a new Personalized Spatial Audio feature with dynamic head tracking will be available across AirPods 3, AirPods Pro, and AirPods Max. This technology will enhance the audio experience by adjusting sound based on the user's head movements, providing a more engaging listening experience whether for music, movies, or gaming.
All these features are scheduled to roll out this fall, marking a significant upgrade to the AirPods Pro lineup and enhancing their functionality and user experience across various Apple devices.
