Casting light on Apple’s AR/VR development, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman paints a picture of a company that has redirected huge resources to a potentially risky project.
A new report echoes similar ones, saying Apple is planning to launch its augmented reality glasses in 2021.
The app brings real-life copy and paste, via augmented reality, allowing you to grab various objects from the real world and paste them into digital documents.
A prolific, increasingly reliable leaker has predicted that Apple would be releasing a pair of augmented reality glasses between March-June 2021.
Apple could use augmented reality to show useful financial information on your Apple Card, as well as explore interactions in context, as evidenced by this conceptual video.
Apple has teamed up with AR startup Dent Reality to help bolster its indoor navigation efforts in Apple Maps.
According to a new report, Facebook has acquired Plessey, an AR display maker that Apple reportedly wanted to acquire.
The Cupertino giant appears to be testing its rumored augmented reality accessory with a crosswalk bowling game and a modified HTC Vive Focus controller.
The refreshed iPad Pro packs a LiDAR scanner for significantly enhanced augmented reality. And what better way to explore the new tablet from all possible angles than AR?
Supply chain rumors suggest that Apple’s next-gen iPhones will sport displays with refresh rates from 50-100% faster than current models.
Rumored augmented reality glasses and a Mac notebook powered by a custom Apple chip rather than an Intel processor are both in tow for launch next year, Bloomberg has it.
Apple is supposedly working with unnamed third-party brands to release its rumored augmented reality headset accessory in the second quarter of next year.
