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Swave's HXR chip could be the breakthrough we need to enjoy slim, lightweight, low-cost AR glasses without sacrificing quality or battery life.

Apple has already botched AR three times over with the Apple Car, the Vision Pro, and its newly canceled Mac glasses. It ...

Codenamed N107, Apple’s rumoured AR glasses would have competed with the likes of Meta’s Ray Ban, XReal One and more. According to Mark Gurman, Apple decided to shelve its N107 product after ...

whether that's AI or glasses, or a number of areas around the future of social media, a number of key partnerships that we're working on," the Meta CEO said. "This year feels a little more like a ...

Meta's capital expenditures are projected to grow by roughly 60% in 2025. Nvidia, Broadcom, and Arista Networks produce key components for Meta's data centers. All three stocks bear different ...

With the end of its AR glasses plan, Apple steps away from a direct rivalry with Meta. Meta has already sold over one million pairs of its Ray-Ban smart glasses. The company is also set to launch ...

Meta currently has the Ray-Ban collaboration smart glasses, of which it's sold more than one million units already, and it's working on an AR version due to launch in 2027. That's also when Apple ...

Apple’s long and choppy journey toward releasing a commercially available set of AR glasses just hit another snag. According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, the company has killed a second set of ...

Apple is still working on a successor to the Vision Pro, though, and it's still looking to develop AR glasses in the future. It's also continuing to work on the technologies the scrapped glasses used, ...

It’s an inside-baseball look at some of the product decisions that happen at Apple, but while often rumored, these AR glasses have never been officially announced. The glasses were seen within ...

The latest cancellation casts doubt over Apple’s future AR plans. While Mark Zuckerberg and Meta press forward with augmented glasses projects buoyed by its million-selling set of smart Ray-Bans ...