Glasses may be more promising as the head-worn computers of the future — and there’s a chance Apple might be looking in that direction. is a senior reporter covering technology, gaming, and more. He ...

According to Mark Gurman’s Power On newsletter, Apple is planning on supporting typical VR game controllers on Apple Vision Pro, and has apparently approached Sony to get going on this. This will ...

You would think that Apple’s Vision Pro headset would be the perfect platform for virtual reality (VR) gaming. After all, it has a top-notch processor, super-high-resolution displays, and both VR and ...

The Apple Vision Pro was marketed primarily as a productivity machine, but as any active VR user can tell you, it’s the games that sell these devices. Apple’s headset offers access to hundreds of ...

Apple is reportedly thinking about requiring a tethered iPhone or Mac for its cheaper Vision headset. This echoes the Samsung Gear VR headset, which requires users to slide their phone into the device ...

The rumors of an Apple virtual reality headset just got a boost. The company hired the developer of a VR painting application. An app that can’t run on any device Apple currently offers. It’s not easy ...

The biggest news with visionOS 26 is that the Apple Vision Pro will now work with PlayStation VR2 Sense controllers. This should turn the Vision Pro into a legit gaming device, being as how the lack ...

In this year’s GDC State of the Industry report — a massive and far-reaching survey of game developers across all disciplines within the industry — respondants were asked to detail their current and ...

In launching the Vision Pro headset last year, Apple touted it as the “ultimate entertainment device,” essentially providing an immersive high-end home theater you wear on your face. But at a list ...

The Apple Vision Pro has seen better days in its current performance in the market, but the Cupertino tech giant is looking to give it a boost in terms of VR gaming experiences in a new deal with ...

A patent granted today describes an Apple projector capable of displaying a mix of AR and VR content onto the desk and walls of your home or office without the need for a headset or screen. The ...