Apple, renowned for its seamless integration across its devices and services, is poised to revolutionize the immersive computing landscape with its highly anticipated AR/VR headset. While the device's specific features remain shrouded in secrecy, several reports and speculations point towards a deep integration with the existing Apple ecosystem, promising a cohesive and interconnected user experience. (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…)

Apple's annual iPhone software update, iOS 16, is expected to be released in the fall of 2023. While Apple has not yet officially announced any features for iOS 16, leaks and rumors have hinted at some exciting possibilities. (more…)

Apple products are popular all over the world, and their users are also growing in number. But what makes Apple users special? Unified design and experience One of the biggest advantages of Apple products is that they offer a unified design and experience. This means that the apps and features used on an iPhone, MacBook, or iPad will be similar, regardless of which product they are installed on. This makes it easier for users to use different Apple products, and also creates a sense of unity and harmony. (more…)

The common complaint about Apple products is that they are too expensive. Many perceive that the prices of products offered by the tech giant are significantly higher than those of similar products from competing brands. Apple enthusiasts often defend the company's prices, citing quality, design, and innovation as factors that justify the high costs. Apple stands as one of the most influential and largest tech companies in the world, with its products consistently in the spotlight. (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…