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Apple’s Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) has been focused software for developers since the beginning, but in recent years, hardware announcements slowly but surely crept into the keynote adress. Apple’s current rack- mountable Mac Pro June Wan for ZDNet: Sources and industry reports point to Apple releasing a new AR/VR headset, the company’s first venture into an untapped product category…

At WWDC 2023, on June 5th, Apple will attempt to do for mixed-reality headsets what it’s previously done for personal computers, portable media players, tablets, smartwatches, and smartphones. No everyone is convinced Apple will be able to do so. Apple VR/AR headset concept by Antonio DeRosa Mark Gurman for Bloomberg Businessweek: Despite Apple’s track record, an air of doubt surrounds the…

At WWDC, Apple’s annual developer conference on June 5th, the company is expected to announce a new mixed-reality (AR+VR) headset which resembles a pair of ski goggles, comes with an external battery pack, reportedly feature a $3,000 price tag, and likely won’t ship until autumn, at the earliest. Get ready for one of Apple’s most unconventional product introductions – ever! Designer Marcus Kane’s…

According to a new report, Apple is prepping new software that will allow both developers and users alike to create augmented reality (AR) apps for the company’s forthcoming mixed-reality headset. Apple VR/AR headset concept by Antonio DeRosa Wayne Ma for The Information: With the software tools, Apple hopes that even people who don’t know computer code could tell the headset, via the Siri voice…

Apple is in talks with Walt Disney and about half a dozen media partners to develop virtual reality (VR) content for its mixed reality headset, Bloomberg News reported Monday. Reuters: Developed with Sony Group Corp, the headset will have two ultra-high-resolution displays to handle the VR aspects and a collection of external cameras to enable an augmented reality “pass-through mode”, the…

Apple’s long-anticipated roughly $3,000 mixed-reality headset will offer a 3D version of iOS, show immersive, interactive video content such as concerts and sports, playgames, and allow for individual and group FaceTime calls among myriad other uses. Apple VR/AR headset concept by Antonio DeRosa Mark Gurman for Bloomberg News: The eye- and hand-tracking capabilities will be a major selling point…