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Apple apparently no longer sees the future through augmented reality-tinted glasses. According to a report from Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, the company is ditching a project to build AR lenses that would ...

Written by Maria-Cristina Florian Published on June 07, 2023 On June 5, Apple launched Apple Vision Pro, a new type of spatial computer that uses augmented reality goggles to allow users to experience ...

Human-computer interaction company Sightful is releasing its first product, Spacetop, a screen-less “augmented reality laptop” projecting tabs across a 100-inch virtual screen. The laptop — if you can ...

Apple goes to great lengths to avoid calling the Apple Vision Pro a virtual reality headset. Or augmented reality, or mixed reality, or any other “Reality” thing. We wrote a bit about what all these ...

Apple is a dominant force in the world of technology, grabbing attention and excitement with each new product launch. The Apple Vision Pro is a bold step into augmented reality and mixed reality, ...

[Bhaskar Das] has been tinkering with one of Nintendo’s more obscure handhelds, the DSi. The old-school console has been given a new job as part of an augmented reality app called AetherShell. The ...

If the past is any predictor, soon everyone will be wearing computers on their faces. Apple’s biggest new hardware launch in decades happened on Feb. 2 when the Vision Pro spatial computer hit the ...

Apple Vision Pro looks like an Augmented Reality Headset, but it packs in a whole lot more. Will consumers bite at $3,499? We’re not so sure. Will Apple’s WWDC23 be remembered for the introduction of ...

Apple finally unveiled its plans for a mixed-reality wearable computer today at WWDC, its annual software conference. None of that tension was apparent on stage today, when Apple chief executive Tim ...