Deutsche Telekom's incubator seeks iOS AR app developers
Deutsche Telekom's tech incubator Hubraum is opening itself up to iOS developers working on augmented reality applications, a program that includes development support from Apple.
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Malcolm Owen
Tim Cook's interview, Find My on third-party devices, and more on the AppleInsider Podcast
On this week's episode of the AppleInsider podcast, your hosts discuss Apple CEO Tim Cook's wide-ranging interview, the opening of Find My to third-party accessories, and the arrival of classic games on Apple Arcade.
Stephen Robles
Nintendo, Niantic announce new AR 'Pikmin' mobile game, coming later in 2021
Niantic and Nintendo have announced a new augmented reality mobile game based on the "Pikmin" franchise, set to launch later in 2021.
Mike Peterson
Apple refining waveguide technology to keep AR headset weight down
Apple is continuing its development of optical waveguide technology, likely as a way to make an "Apple Glass" augmented reality headset lighter and more comfortable to wear.
Apple researching precision sensors for 'Apple Glass' to enhance immersion, control HomeKit
A future Apple mixed-reality headset, like the rumored "Apple Glass," could leverage precision sensors to provide a highly immersive experience and allow users to control nearby electronic devices.
How to see iPhone 12, HomePod mini on your desk in AR
Apple has released augmented reality previews for all the devices it unveiled Tuesday, including HomePod mini and the four iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro models.
Facebook, Luxottica will team up on AR glasses slated for 2021
Facebook on Wednesday announced a research project that will gather data for a pair of AR glasses created in partnership with Luxottica, the makers of Ray-Ban.
Apple's September 15 'Time Flies' event invite hides a whimsical AR logo
Apple announced its "iPhone 12" event on Tuesday morning, and hid an AR Easter egg inside the invite logo.
Wesley Hilliard
Apple secretly acquired a camera startup and has already used its AR technology
Sometime between 2018 and 2019, Apple quietly acquired an Israeli computer vision company — and has already adapted its developments into current products.
William Gallagher
