Augmented and virtual reality are new frontiers for Apple’s larger customer base, and the company is researching development of a computer-generated assistant to help users navigate the new space, and the new interfaces it will require.
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Luxury fashion brand Louis Vuitton has partnered with premium audio company Master & Dynamic for the second time in creating the epic Horizon true wireless earbuds. While the high price tag keeps them out of reach for the masses, they are no doubt a stunning piece of tech.
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Amazon-owned Woot is knocking up to $920 off 2018 MacBook Pro and MacBook Air laptops during its latest 1-day flash sale. Prices start at just $719.99 while supplies last.
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Stop us if you’ve heard this before — a YouTuber has taken a brand-new 2020 iPad Pro and destroyed it with his bare hands. He wasn’t stir-crazy from a coronavirus lockdown or performing some kind of commercial protest, he is just a vandal with a big bank account — and a mission.
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According to data gleaned from a prerelease version of iOS 14, Apple appears to be using HTC Vive-like hardware to test its long-rumored augmented reality glasses or virtual reality headset.
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There’s seemingly no limit to what people will pay when it comes to some of the most obscure Apple gear, and these sneakers prove it.
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While the device’s chief components would remain the same, future Apple Watches may come with a housing that is made in part from plastic and ceramic fibres.
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Apple intends to bring the Face ID biometric authentication system introduced with the iPhone, to its Mac range, including both portables and desktops.
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A teardown of Apple’s 2020 iPad Pro posted to YouTube on Wednesday offers an initial, albeit cursory, look at the new tablet’s internal design and component loadout, which is nearly identical to 2018’s model.
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Rebutting claims that Apple’s 2020 iPhone launch plans are in peril due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Loup Ventures’ Gene Munster on Wednesday reminded investors that an iPhone is built over the course of three or four years, not one.
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