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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AR
Malcolm Owen
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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Holokit X Review: Still-developing stereoscopic AR
The Holokit X is representative of what AR on iPhone can be, but its status as an ongoing project limits user experience.
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Thomas Sibilly
Samsung partners with Google & Qualcomm for mixed reality
Samsung Gear VR may have been abandoned, but Samsung isn't out of the mixed reality game yet as it has entered a partnership with Qualcomm and Google for future products.
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Wesley Hilliard
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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Microsoft layoffs effectively kill HoloLens & mixed reality projects
Microsoft's layoff of 10,000 employees may pause the company's HoloLens and headset-based projects, with the entire teams working on mixed reality and virtual reality products decimated by the HR axe.
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Apple focusing on mixed-reality headset, high-end shelved for now
Apple has allegedly shelved its idea for lightweight and higher end augmented reality glasses, and is instead choosing to focus on the yet unannounced mixed-reality headset for the mass-market.
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Amber Neely
Apple's mixed reality headset debut expected in the spring
Apple's long-rumored AR and VR headset could finally debut to the world in the spring of 2023, with a pre-WWDC introduction expected before a release in the fall.
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Apple's AR headset to automatically adjust lenses for perfect images
Apple's long-rumored AR and VR headset will use motors to automatically adjust lenses for the user, new details about the inbound product surface, as Apple gets even closer to launching it.
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Tyler Hayes
Mike Wuerthele
AppleInsider Staff
Mike Peterson
