The history of the Apple computer is a tale of innovation, entrepreneurship, and technological revolution. At the heart of this narrative lies the Apple II, a landmark product that not only transformed the personal computing industry but also propelled its co-founder, Steve Jobs, into the spotlight of the tech world. (more…)

In the ever-evolving landscape of technology, Apple has consistently been at the forefront of innovation. The tech giant's next major leap is poised to be in the realm of augmented reality (AR). This article delves into the exciting possibilities that Apple's foray into AR could bring to the forefront of consumer technology. (more…)

Apple has a reputation for innovation, consistently pushing the boundaries of what's possible in the tech world. From the groundbreaking iPhone to the revolutionary iPad, Apple has consistently disrupted industries and changed the way people interact with technology. As we look to the future, it's natural to wonder what Apple's next big thing will be. Here are some of the potential areas where Apple could make groundbreaking advancements: (more…)

Apple, the tech giant renowned for its innovative products, has been rumored to be working on an electric vehicle (EV) for years. Known internally as Project Titan, this ambitious project has faced its fair share of challenges and delays, but recent reports suggest that Apple is making significant progress towards bringing its self-driving car to market. (more…)

Macworld We’re still many months away from being able to plunk down $3,500 for an Apple Vision Pro. But if you absolutely can’t wait and you happen to own a Meta Quest Pro, you can get an idea of what Apple’s mixed reality headset interface will be like. With its Nova UI framework, Supernova Technologies built a visionOS simulation that can run on the Quest Pro. It doesn’t do much, though. It uses eye tracking, which means it requires Meta’s Quest Pro, and you can swipe between screens with your fingers, but that’s all it really does. None of the app icons are real or functional. See the video below. During the demo, after moving through simulated visionOS screens, the…

Early next year, Apple is planning a retail launch of its Vision Pro headset in America with appointment-only sales and in-store promotions in its retail store chain. Apple Vision Pro: Apple’s first spatial computer Mark Gurman for Bloomberg News: The company will designate special areas in the stores with seating, headset demo units and tools to size accessories for buyers. While the device will be sold at all of Apple’s roughly 270 US locations, the company is planning the sections for the Vision Pro initially at stores in major areas — such as New York and Los Angeles — before rolling them out nationwide, according to people with knowledge of the plans. Apple said it will offer the headset in…