Making sure loved ones got home safe at the end of the night is something we all try to do. But it can be easy for that “Home safe! 😙” message to be missed or forgotten. Apple’s new Check In feature for iPhones is a simple, ingenious way to alert your friends or partner that […]
How to tell friends you got home safe with iPhone’s new Check In feature by Devin Coldewey originally published on TechCrunch
If you were playing WWDC23 bingo, you’d be missing a key space — the one you could mark if Apple again ignored Apple TV in its keynote address. This year, as it turns out, the company did deliver a small set of improvements to tvOS and its Apple TV device, though nothing as big as new […]
Apple TV gets FaceTime, a new control center, findable remote and more by Sarah Perez originally published on TechCrunch
At WWDC, Apple unveiled its long-awaited AR headset, which consumers have been anticipating for years. But how much will the Apple Vision Pro cost? Apple Vision Pro will retail for $3,499, and it will be available for purchase in early 2024. For comparison, Meta announced its Quest 3 last week at the price point of […]
The Apple Vision Pro headset will cost $3,499, out early 2024 by Amanda Silberling originally published on TechCrunch
Apple today showed off its Vision Pro VR/AR headset. The device is powered by the company’s own M2 chip, but in order to do the real-time processing from the company’s wall of sensors, Apple had to develop a brand new processor too – which it dubs the R1. The R1 chip is taking all the […]
To reduce motion sickness in VR, Apple developed new R1 chip by Haje Jan Kamps originally published on TechCrunch
After a reported seven years of development, Apple’s AR headset is finally here. It’s been a minute since we’ve had a “one more thing” moment. The wisdom, efficacy and ultimate fate of the product have yet to be determined, but one thing we can finally say for certain: unlike the long-rumored Apple television and car, […]
Apple’s $3,499 Vision Pro AR headset is finally here by Brian Heater originally published on TechCrunch