Cook rarely speaks out: Virtual reality is quite interesting and will become mainstream in the future

According to the technology website TechRadar, today, Apple released its fiscal first quarter financial report, with a net profit of $18.4 billion, a record high. In the conference call, Cook also talked about the topic of virtual reality for the first time. When answering related questions, Cook said: "I think VR devices are not niche, they are very cool and have many interesting applications." However, Cook did not talk about Apple's related plans.

Cook's words make people think about it. Maybe Apple is secretly developing new products. At the same time, new news shows that Apple has begun to lay out in the field of VR. It is said that Apple has recruited Doug Bowman, a top VR expert from Virginia Tech.

It is very normal for Apple to start to respond. After all, technology giants such as Samsung, Oculuc, HTC and Sony have already come up with mature VR products, and old rival Google has also begun to officially make efforts in the field of virtual reality. If it does not make efforts, it will probably be left far behind by others.