Apple’s long and choppy journey toward releasing a commercially available set of AR glasses just hit another ... shelled out for the headset aren’t using their investment as much as expected ...

Apple was reportedly working on AR glasses powered by a Mac computer. The company wanted the glasses to work with an iPhone, but the smartphone lacked the necessary processing power. The project ...

But products like Apple AR glasses, non-AR smart glasses, and AirPods with cameras will make Apple Intelligence more useful. You’ll use the AI without taking the iPhone out of your pocket.

Apple is still pushing new ideas with products like the Vision Pro. However, the end of its AR glasses points to the hard balance of high-end features, ease of use, and cost. As the AR field grows ...

However, Apple is reportedly figuring out the best features to include in its AR glasses, with a custom version of visionOS tipped to be in development. We've seen this operating system used in ...

Others call it Apple AR with options for full immersion thanks ... but it seems developers will need to tool unique experiences for visionOS using specific frameworks. Apps previously built ...

However, Apple is reportedly working on new AR glasses, which according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman is about three years away from launching. There are some who believe that the future of the ...

You’ll have to use the device at home or in your office rather than out and about. The Apple AR glasses, on the other hand, should be more elegant. Reports say Apple wants to make AR glasses ...

Apple is no longer developing augmented reality glasses designed to pair with the Mac, reports Bloomberg's Mark Gurman. Apple wanted to create smart glasses that looked like regular glasses, but ...