Now, suddenly they have jumped right in the deep end of both entertainment and development. This led most if not all developers to turn to Windows products to explore the virtual world. All but their most expensive desktops incapable of even the most modest gaming graphics, let alone highly demanding VR. Non-mobile gaming has not been part of Apple’s vision for decades. Until recently, Apple computers were not built with graphic cards able to drive high quality VR. As of January 2017, it is safe to say that we are finally seeing the light at the end of the tunnel through several clues that Apple has provided to us. Appearing to be down and out but all the while watching and waiting, and developing in secret, then like the mythical Phoenix rising from the ashes BAM!!!!, we suddenly had the iPhone and nothing was ever the same again. A lot of people were becoming rather concerned about the tech giant’s apparent lack of interest in the technology, but Apple has done this to us before. Apple has been teasing the public for a while now regarding their “ behind the scenes ” involvement in the VR world.
