Technology fans across the world are agog for Apple's keynote on June 5 at the tech giant's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC). The annual conference, which will go through June 9, is a chance for developers and hardcore Apple fans to get a sneak peek at the company's product line up and updates. Moreover, there are engineering sessions, one-on-one lab appointments, and the Apple Developer Forums, where the audience has a chance to engage with Apple engineers.
The expected announcements this year include iOS 17, iPadOS 17, macOS 14, watchOS 10, tvOS 17, and, potentially, the much-awaited AR/VR headset.
The Apple AR/VR headset, rumoured to be named “Reality Pro,” has been generating much excitement and speculation in the tech community. While Apple has remained tight-lipped about its plans, various leaks and rumours have emerged, providing us with intriguing insights into what the highly anticipated device might offer.
A look at Apple's patent filings shows that the tech company has been experimenting with virtual reality and augmented reality technologies for more than a decade. However, after ARKit, the company's framework and software development kit that developers use to create augmented reality games and tools, Apple fans have been expecting its first wearable AR/VR device in 2023.
The tech giant has also been ramping up research into AR and VR with a serious attempt at pairing the technology with Apple products. Also, the company has been hiring talent in the same space and acquiring several AR/VR startups.
Online, chatter is buzzing surrounding the release. For example, some Redditers are discussing how a potential high resolution screen for the device could negate the need for bulky Mac monitors going forward.
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