Apple's AR headset operating system referenced in code
Code snippets continue to reference something called realityOS, which are expected to be for the upcoming Apple VR Headset.
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Apple VR
Wesley Hilliard
This could be the first real leak of Apple VR headset components
A set of clear images that claim to be a pair of ribbon cables are perhaps the first look at real components for Apple's long-rumored and highly anticipated VR headset.
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Malcolm Owen
Tim Cook may be launching Apple VR headset earlier than engineers want
The expected 2023 launch of the Apple VR headset was an executive decision against the advice of the company's industrial design team, a report claims, with the latter preferring to wait until it could release AR glasses.
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Hands on with VR and AR for work: A currently insane view of the future
Virtual and augmented reality could eventually revolutionize how you work, but as we look at it in early 2023, it is an expensive pipe dream.
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Apple's AR headset probably won't need an iPhone to function
Apple's highly anticipated mixed-reality headset may not require an iPhone to work, with the first release in the lineup likely to be able to work independently of any other Apple device.
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Apple's mixed reality headset development taken over by Chinese supplier
A new report says Apple will rely upon Chinese company Luxshare, not its usual Taiwanese suppliers Foxconn or Pegatron, to develop its first mixed reality headset.
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Apple's AR headset & 15-inch MacBook Air rumors, macOS disrupts Dropbox
On this week's episode of the AppleInsider Podcast, your hosts discuss Apple's rumored 15-inch MacBook Air release, the WWDC-bound mixed reality headset, a possible iPhone subscription model, and more!
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Apple Mixed Reality headset rumored to launch at WWDC 2023
Rumors had pointed to a spring 2023 reveal for Apple's VR/AR headset, but a new report says it has been pushed back to at or around June's WWDC.
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Apple's headset to use 3D operating system that looks like iOS
Apple's VR headset will feature a 3D operating system that will resemble iOS with hand and finger gesture recognition — and can be used as a macOS display.
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Tyler Hayes
Amber Neely
