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Apple's new AR/MR headset reportedly delayed until 2H 2023 because of 'software-related issues' versus its original launch of Q2 2023.

USPTO grants Apple a patent that detects skin-to-skin contact, for finger-input and finger gestures on future-gen VR headset.

Apple will have its second-gen AR/MR headset with possibly higher-end, but more affordable models in 2025 says Ming-Chi Kuo.

Apple CEO Tim Cook on their upcoming AR headset: company is excited about AR, 'stay tuned and you'll see what we have to offer'.

LG Display is reportedly pushing to be supplier of Micro-OLED panels for Apple's second-gen AR headset, before the first is here.

Apple AR/MR headset mass production is 'some time' away, no realityOS or headset reveal at WWDC says analyst Ming-Chi Kuo.

Apple is expected to unleash our first look at its AR headset, with a new trademark filed for 'realityOS' ahead of WWDC 2022.

Apple is expected to unveil the future of AR at WWDC 2022 on June 8, with a tease of a new search engine connected to Siri.

Apple AR headset has reportedly finished second phase engineering validation tests, could launch by the end of 2022, but limited.

Apple will lead the AR market ahead of Samsung, which has been absolutely crushing the foldable smartphone market for years.

Apple rumored to use two custom chips in its AR headset: 4nm chip for core work, 5nm SoC for everything else -- both made by TSMC.

Apple facing massive delay of its game-changing AR headset, with overheating problems, and other major issues causing headaches.

Apple's upcoming AR glasses will compete with gaming-focused VR headsets from Oculus, HTC, Sony -- but offer things they can't.

Apple's first AR glasses will be released by the end of 2022, and could replace the iPhone in the next 10 years by 2032.

OPPO announces AR glasses at its OPPO Innovation Day, beats Apple to the AR punch.

Apple plans for its first AR headset release in 2022, followed by AR glasses in 2023.

Apple T288 headset rocks 8K displays per eye, would blow every other VR/AR display out of the water, expected in 2020.

VRvana has been acquired by Apple for $30 million.

AR glasses are on the way, with Apple rumored to be ramping up for 2020.

Apple will release next-gen AR glasses soon, according to Bernstein Research.