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Apple's latest product to cost more than Alto K10; Hint: Not iPhone 15, iPad, Mac - Vimarsana News

Apple's latest product to cost more than Alto K10; Hint: Not iPhone 15, iPad, Mac

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

Apple CEO Tim Cook gets thrown under the bus over Vision Pro demo failure - Vimarsana News

Apple CEO Tim Cook gets thrown under the bus over Vision Pro demo failure

Apple has shocked the world with its Vision Pro headset, but now rampant speculation has started that Apple executives are afraid to wear the device.

Apple's Acquisition of AR Startup Mira Sets the Stage for the 'Spatial' Reality Era: Explained - Vimarsana News

Apple's Acquisition of AR Startup Mira Sets the Stage for the 'Spatial' Reality Era: Explained

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.

Source: news18.com
Apple acquires AR startup Mira, a day after launching Vision Pro headset - Vimarsana News

Apple acquires AR startup Mira, a day after launching Vision Pro headset

Mira is an augmented reality (AR) startup known for manufacturing headsets for various companies and even the US military

Nothing CEO Carl Pei mocks Apple Vision Pro headset with a meme as company gears up for Phone (2) launch - Vimarsana News

Nothing CEO Carl Pei mocks Apple Vision Pro headset with a meme as company gears up for Phone (2) launch

As Apple launched the Vision Pro headset, Pei shared a meme taking a dig at the product. In the meme, Pei is mocking the Apple Vision Pro for bringing the super-powerful displays too close to the eyes.