Bono, Live, Loud, and Now Cinematic—Apple’s New Documentary Hits Cannes
Apple TV+ just dropped a fresh music documentary that’s taking the world by storm: Bono: Stories of Surrender. The film debuted this month in the Cannes Film Festival lineup, and the buzz is already booming.
What’s the Gig?
Think of it as a “bold and lyrical” deep‑dive into the life and soul of the iconic singer. With colorful visuals, intimate interviews, and a soundtrack that’s literally on fire, the documentary paints a vivid portrait of Bono’s rise to fame—and his journey beyond.
Two Versions, One Epic Experience
- Standard Edition – The traditional movie you can binge on any screen.
- Apple Vision Pro Suite – A next‑level, 180‑degree immersive experience that puts you right on stage with Bono.
That Vision Pro version is a first for feature‑length content—no other film has gotten that much dedication to 180‑degree panoramic viewing. Picture yourself in a virtual arena, front and center, feeling each beat and po
This special content drops on May 30 over Apple TV+ for all Apple Vision Pro users.
Why It Matters
Beyond the spotlight, it’s a front‑row seat to one of the most influential voices in music and activism. And for all fans who love a bit of cinematic tech, Apple’s immersive approach is going to feel like being in a personal concert, minus the loud crowd noise.
So buckle up, grab some popcorn (or a headset), and let Bono’s story of Stories of Surrender take you on a rollicking ride into music legend territory.
Apple’s Vision Pro Gets a Bumper with New Immersive Video Section
Apple’s Vision Pro has finally embraced the full-length, immersive video experience that early adopters drooled over. After years of hinting that immersive content would become a cornerstone of the Vision Pro ecosystem, the latest visionOS 2.5 update officially drops a brand‑new Immersive Video tab inside the Apple TV app.
What’s Inside the New Section?
- Full‑screen 3D shows and movies – now you can watch your favorites in a 360° view.
- Easy navigation – swipe the index clip box to hop between shows.
- Automatic playback – your chosen episode will start right when you enter the virtual room.
- Team‑based viewing – the Vision Pro’s gather mode lets you share the experience with up to two friends or family members.
- Smart matching – a built‑in algorithm recommends what to watch next based on what’s already in your queue.
Why This Update Matters
While Vision Pro has shown dazzling AR, it’s the immersive video scroll that nets the biggest fan coming, especially for an efficient workflow wharf. Players looking for a super immersive visual experience now have a streamlined section that caters directly to their tastes.
Buzz of the Day
“Wow! It feels like I’m actually inside the movie.” a thrilled user exclaimed, pointing to a mind‑blowing part of a cinematic masterpiece that poured text right into VR.
Apple continues to push Vision Pro’s capabilities forward, turning it from a tech gadget into a full-blown media hub. If you haven’t checked it out yet, you’re missing out on an aqua‑pool of visual entertainment—install visionOS 2.5 now and upgrade your VR binge‑watching experience!
