After numerous leaks and reports, Apple finally pulled back the curtain on its augmented reality headset, the Vision Pro, during its WWDC 2023 keynote. During the reveal, Apple boasted the various ...

Though it isn’t marketed as a gaming device, the new Apple Vision Pro VR headset – or, as Apple calls it, spatial computer – can play over 250 Apple Arcade games. Most of these are the same as if you ...

Vision Pro is the new Mixed reality headset from Apple. It is available in the US for $3500. It’s a spatial computing device meant to replace your phone, mobile, PC, and every digital device. In one ...

The cat’s finally out of the bag: Apple is entering the AR/VR world in a big way. Revealed during the company’s annual WWDC stream, the Apple Vision Pro is an impressive XR headset that can be used ...

The best Vision Pro apps, games, demos and experiences showcase the AR capabilities of Apple’s headset. If you own a Vision Pro and don’t know where to start, I put together a list of apps and games ...

As a tech journalist, I get a lot of press releases. Most of them I ignore, either because they're completely unrelated to the areas I work on, or because they're announcing something too unremarkable ...

Apple Vision Pro is not a virtual reality headset. Not officially, anyway—instead, Apple uses the term “spatial computing” to describe the device's core function. While it's capable of placing users ...

Tabletop action RPG Demeo (2021) is now available on Vision Pro, which prominently features a fully-immersive VR mode so you can crawl the game’s many dungeons alongside other virtual basement ...

In context: One thing that was glaringly absent from Apple's demo of the Vision Pro was AR gaming. While it can play over 100 Mac and iOS-compatible games via Apple Arcade, it only acts as a large ...

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The name of Sony's PSP successor might still be up in the air, but the middleware that's set to power the games that feature on it is falling into place. Trinigy, which first revealed it would add ...