Apple’s getting serious about smart glasses
According to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, any Apple smart glasses are still several years away – if indeed Apple decides to make them at all. But the consensus in the industry is that smart glasses are the future of mixed and augmented reality. As fun as a Vision Pro or a Meta Quest 3S is, they're not exactly practical for everyday wear.
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Apple is reportedly ending Vision Pro production – is VR and AR's time in the home cinema spotlight already over?So what does this mean for VR and AR in the world of home cinema? While a new dimension of immersive movie watching was ...
Apple has been surveying its employees about smart glasses as it plans to launch its own version of Meta Ray-Ban-inspired ...
Tech giant Apple is reportedly venturing into the world of smart glasses. The company is conducting internal studies, ...
Samsung has recommitted to launching its Apple Vision Pro rival at some point next year. During a recent earnings call, the ...
Meta has dominated the mixed reality market for years, while Apple just now joined it with a very expensive headset lacking in apps and experiences ...
Apple has reportedly scaled back its Vision Pro production and could stop making the model altogether by the end of the year.
Critics are, as they do, having a field day preannouncing Apple's purported plans to "cancel" or "discontinue" the first ...
Running on the M2 processor alongside the R1 chip, the headset operates with visionOS and supports both AR and VR capabilities. Kuo’s insights indicate that Apple is focusing on refining and ...
The latest research highlights Apple’s accurate, efficient yet privacy-focused approach to training its vision models.
A world where your glasses seamlessly blend digital artifacts over reality may not be far off. Here's how my demo went.
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