Augmented Reality
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Augmented reality is the technology that allows us to overlay digital information on the real-life environment instead of replacing them with created artificial ones. AR can add sounds, graphics, or videos to an existing world. This technology is not that futuristic, though. In fact, it is available in places we may not even notice, like in Snapchat filters or apps like Pokemon Go.
Telegram Teases Its visionOS App with AR Stickers for Apple Vision Pro
One standout feature demonstrated in the teaser is an immersive video player that enhances the viewing experience. Additionally, the app includes animated AR stickers that expand beyond the app window, adding an extra layer of interactivity.
CASETiFY Unveils a Range of Accessories for Apple Vision Pro
With CASETiFY's Bounce Vision collection, Apple Vision Pro users can enhance their devices' functionality and make a statement with personalized accessories that reflect their unique style.
Meta Launches Quest+ VR Subscription Service for $7.99
The Meta Quest+ VR subscription service is available to all Quest 2 and Quest Pro headset owners and is forward-compatible with the upcoming Quest 3. Subscribers can enjoy two hand-picked VR titles every month.
Meta Unveils Its Quest 3 Mixed Reality Headset
Compared to its predecessor, the Quest 2, the Quest 3 boasts a lighter and more comfortable design. The optic profile has been slimmed down by 40%, making it sleeker and more visually appealing.
Apple Unveils Its New $3,500 AR Headset Vision Pro
The device primarily positions itself as an AR headset, seamlessly blending the real and digital worlds. However, it also offers the flexibility to switch between augmented and full virtual reality experiences using a dial.
8 Key Announcements From the Google I/O Event
At this year's Google I/O conference, the company announced not only the new Android version but also new devices, including its first Pixel Watch, the affordable Pixel 6A, the flagship Pixel 7 and 7 Pro, and the Pixel Buds Pro headphones.
Facebook Teases Its Neural Wristband to Support AR Glasses
The wristband uses a technology called electromyography to read nerve impulses from the brain. Thus, the wristband understands what the user wants to do and reproduces one’s actions in virtual reality.
