U2 released today the first video clip for the song Song for Someone, and to the surprise of many, it is made using virtual reality equipment, the company Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), publishing it in Apple Music for all those interested.
This is the second music video published in Apple Music what can be seen using virtual reality systems, the company Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), taking a second step towards this platform without suggesting in any way that they could develop devices that would allow viewing content in this way.
The first video clip for virtual reality published by the company Apple via Apple Music was a remix of The Weeknd's song The Hills, so we're seeing increased interest from Cupertino to give Apple Music users access to such content.
U2 is a band extremely close to the Apple company, a year ago those from Cupertino offered the artists' newest album for free to all iDevice owners, so this exclusivity no longer surprises anyone.
Apple has various patents for virtual reality systems, but so far it has not developed such a device, but it seems that it is at least interested in offering content for virtual reality devices and it will be interesting to see what it will offer us in the future.
