Earlier this summer, Apple closed a portion of the Apple Park Visitor Center as it worked to “improve our store.” That space has now reopened, and the big change is that Apple has removed the augmented reality experience that let visitors use custom iPads to view Apple Park. more…
Earlier this summer, Apple closed a portion of the Apple Park Visitor Center as it worked to “improve our store.”
That space has now reopened, and the big change is that Apple has removed the augmented reality experience that let visitors use custom iPads to view Apple Park.
more…This story was first published by 9to5Mac. Read the original report
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