The virtual keyboard on the Vision Pro is getting twelve more languages added by Apple. This suggests that the US corporation could be prepared to venture outside of the US market at last. Should this prove to be accurate, key markets in North America, Europe, and Asia as well as numerous new nations will see the production of the new mixed reality headgear.

In keeping with Apple's plan to increase its worldwide presence, the release of these language options is anticipated to take place ahead of the June Worldwide Developers Conference.

MacRumors discovered the updated list of languages via code analysis. At first, the Vision Pro's keyboard was limited to Emoji and English (US), which was indicative of its exclusive US availability.

These new languages indicate that Apple is getting ready to launch the Vision Pro in a number of foreign countries. The remaining languages are: Chinese, Simplified; Cantonese, Traditional; English (Australia); English (Canada); English (Japan); English (Singapore); English (UK); French (Canada); French (France); German (Germany); Japanese; Korean

With Hong Kong and Taiwan being strong contenders, these additional language options imply that Apple intends to bring the Vision Pro to more nations, including Australia, Canada, China, France, Germany, Japan, Singapore, South Korea, and the UK. Prior to this, Apple had stated that it planned to release the Vision Pro in other nations later this year, but it did not say when. Ming-Chi Kuo, an Apple analyst, believes that Apple will expand the Vision Pro's market penetration before to the June Worldwide Developers Conference.