A new report on Apple Vision Pro filled with old data suggests the headset is a "rare failure" for Apple, that is, if you consider more than $157 million in revenue in a single quarter a failure.

Apple is opening up what is possible on Apple Vision Pro by implementing physical object tracking and expanded spatial accessory support. Here's what that means for users when visionOS 27 launches.

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It's no secret that the Vision Pro hasn't been the smashing success that Apple hoped it would become, but even amid reports of production stalls and soft sales, is Apple really pulling the plug on its ...

Pour one out for the Apple Vision Pro. According to industry analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, Apple has scrapped plans to release a new version of its VR/AR headset for the foreseeable future. Apple's ...

Apple's (AAPL) vice president of hardware engineering in the Vision Products Group, Paul Meade, plans to leave the company to take a similar position at OpenAI (OPENAI), according to Bloomberg. Meade ...

According to Bloomberg, OpenAI has hired Paul Meade, who had been in charge of Apple Vision Pro and Apple’s smart glasses initiative. Here are the details. Last year, OpenAI announced it would join ...

I’m one of the few people who spent $3,500 on the Apple Vision Pro on launch day, and one year later, I have regrets. I’ve always been intrigued by extended- and mixed-reality headsets since I spend ...

OpenAI has poached Paul Meade, the top Apple executive who spent nearly a decade leading engineering for the Apple Vision Pro and the tech giant’s secret smart glasses initiative, Bloomberg has ...