Apple looking at January 2023 for AR headset release, Kuo says
The rumored Apple mixed-reality headset is "likely" to make its debut in January 2023 and will accelerate the growth of the entire headset market, according to analyst Ming-Chi Kuo.
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Mike Peterson
Apple hid AR trading card booster packs in the WWDC event page
An interactive set of AR cards can be found on Apple's WWDC event webpage in yet another example of its web-based AR format.
Wesley Hilliard
Trademark for 'realityOS' points to VR, AR at WWDC
A trademark for "realityOS" has been discovered, a filing that could mean WWDC 2022 will see the launch of Apple's dedicated VR and AR platform.
Malcolm Owen
Apple's headset faced numerous snags early, Jony Ive still involved with project
A new report details more of the hurdles that Apple has faced in developing its mixed-reality headset, including one stemming from a decision by former Apple design chief Jony Ive.
Apple's mixed-reality headset has reached 'advanced' stage of development
Apple recently showed its upcoming mixed-reality headset to members of its board of directors, suggesting that the device is nearing completion and could be ready for a launch soon.
Apple MR headset project beset by technical and leadership issues
Apple has reportedly struggled to get its secretive mixed-reality headset project off the ground amid both technical and leadership challenges, though the device may still see a 2023 release.
Format wars enter the AR era as Safari lacks support for competing WebXR standard
Industry insiders claim Apple's lack of support for WebXR is holding Augmented Reality on the web back, but that's only if you ignore the standards Apple already supports.
Get an up-close look at Apple's Mac Studio in augmented reality
Apple has made it easy to see the Mac Studio on your desk before it ships thanks to augmented reality in iPhone and iPad.
Apple AR headset starting second round of pre-production tests
The speculated launch of Apple's AR and VR headset in late 2022 is inching closer to reality, with the head-mounted display system allegedly entering a second round of engineering tests before heading into production.
William Gallagher
