DigiTimes is certainly not the most reliable rumor source for what's actually happening at Apple, so take this with a big grain of salt. But according to the publication, which tracks the Chinese semiconductor and electronics business, Apple and video game maker Valve are collaborating on an Augmented Reality (AR) headset to be revealed in 2020.
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.
Apple is rumored to be working on an advanced augmented reality headset. Its latest patent filing offers a glimpse into how accurate and reliable gaze tracking could permit users to interact with a computer-generated environment more easily than with hands.
Back in July, Apple announced new art-based augmented reality experiences called [AR]T. A new report has a few more details ahead of the launch.
Word on the street has been swirling for quite some time that Apple is working on an augmented reality headset of some kind. A recent change within Apple's ranks may put that headset on the right track.
Apple announced today that new art-based Today at Apple augmented reality experiences are now available in Apple Stores around the world, featuring works by leading contemporary artists, curated in partnership with New York's New Museum.
The iPhones coming down the pike next year could use 120 Hz screens, doubling the refresh rate and resulting in smoother scrolling, faster action in games and other benefits.
A major hardware project on Apple's roadmap has reportedly been cancelled.
Apple may be working on an augmented reality headset said to sport dual 8K displays, custom chips and an operating system and other perks, with potential release at the end of 2019.
Google moved away from its augmented reality (AR) glasses, called Glass, for consumers quite some time ago. Instead, now the company focuses on the enterprise market, which it is boosting with a brand new pair of AR glasses this week.
Microsoft today announced an upcoming new title in the Mojang-created block-building Minecraft franchise, Minecraft Earth, that will use augmented reality to enable games to build block structures in their own world.