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UK surgeons use VR goggles during surgery for the first time, calling Apple's new Vision Pro headset a 'gamechanger' for future surgeries.

The Apple Vision Pro, heralded as the 'next big thing' in augmented reality by critics and fans alike, has begun to face a notable number of returns from early adopters, marked by Apple's 14-day return policy. Priced at US$3,499, the AR headset by Apple has recently been at the centre of many complaints from customers, encompassing both hardware and software issues. Let's take

Apple has unveiled 600 apps built specifically for the Vision Pro, along with more than a million existing apps that it says will be compatible with the headset.

As Apple prepares to introduce the Apple Vision Pro to the public, developers are coming to terms with some interesting decisions that will enhance Apple’s ecosystem.

Apple compelled to make major cuts to production forecasts in adjusting complex design of its AR headset, Vision Pro

Apple launched its most expensive wearable at the WWDC 2023 event this week.

The ProMotion level of smoothness we see on the iPhone 14 Pro models has been given a miss.

It is likely that Apple aims to make 'spatial computing' the next big thing after the iPhone, and to achieve that, it needs to ensure that competitors, including Meta, are kept at bay.

Apple has finally taken the cover off its much-hyped augmented reality headset—the Apple Vision Pro—at its WWDC 2023 event. The headset is the company's first new product line in years, following the launch of the Apple Watch in 2015.

Apple on Monday took on Metas multi-billion dollar dream as the iPhone maker entered the era of augmented/virtual reality (AR-VR) by launching Vision Pro headset that seamlessly blends digital world with the real one around us.