Apple may finally launch its own mixed reality glasses in spring

Apple is set to launch its long-rumored mixed realities headset this spring according to Apple report from bloombergMark Gorman. The company will reportedly unveil the device at the Worldwide Developers Conference, June, and begin shipping it in the fall.

Headphones that can at a cost of up to $3,000, is expected provide virtual reality (VR), and augmented reality experiences (AR) using Apple’s new xrOS operating systems. Gurman claims that Apple already offers virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) experiences. Reality Pro branded deviceto “few notable programmers” so they can start creating third-party applications.

Gorman’s prophecies support this assertion Rumors from Apple analyst Ming-Chi KuoLast week, he stated that the delay in the development of the headset was due to problems with drop testing of mechanical parts and the availability software development tools. He said that Apple would likely announce the headset at either a WWDC or spring media event.

Gorman said that there are still “many kinks” to be worked out with the hardware, software and services of the device. This is slowing down other Apple projects. This could also be why we are seeing a decline in new releases over the past year. Apple missed its goal of going too farIntel chips within two-years.

Gurman said that Apple will also unveil a new HomePod in 2014. However, he doesn’t expect anything groundbreaking about it. It may have a lower price tag, a new touch control panel, and an S8 processor. Other devices, such as an updated 24-inch iMac or a new round OLED-equipped iPad Pros, won’t arrive until next year. However, iOS 17 and iPadOS 17 may offer subtler upgrades.