Apple's next AR/VR headset should be on the way quite soon. Credit: Bob Henry/UCG/Universal Images Group via Getty Images Remember the Apple Vision Pro? Apple's AR/VR headset launched more than a year ...

Apple’s Vision Pro 2, the highly anticipated successor to its first mixed-reality headset, is rumored to debut in late 2025. While the external design and premium price tag are expected to remain ...

Apple Vision Pro launched in early 2024, and now rumors indicate Apple’s follow-up model is almost ready to ship. Here are three upgrades expected with the new Vision Pro 2. Either chip seems ...

Vision Pro 2 leaks suggest a late 2025 launch, positioning Apple at the forefront of Apple spatial computing. The new device is expected to feature M4 or M5 chips, doubling processing power to deliver ...

The Apple Vision Pro is over a year old, but there are already rumors about an Apple Vision Pro 2 headset. Here's what's rumored to be coming, perhaps as soon as April 2026. Following the release of ...

As a related note, Mike Rockwell, the former head of Vision Pro at Apple, has since been tapped to lead the Siri AI and Apple Intelligence efforts, which can't be a coincidence. With Apple smart ...

Apple's new M5 processor could improve performance for the latest versions of Apple's best iPad and VR/AR headset. Here's what to expect. I started with CNET reviewing laptops in 2009. Now I explore ...

After a packed visionOS 2.4 update and rumors that visionOS 3.0 is going to be the most significant update to Apple Vision Pro so far, a new report indicates that Vision Pro 2 might be released this ...

Vision Pro might soon get a couple of new accessories from Sony. Photo: Apple/Sony Support for Sony PlayStation VR2 hand controllers is reportedly coming to Apple’s Vision Pro headset. The goal is ...

Apple today released a new Vision Pro app for the iPhone, which is installed automatically for Vision Pro owners who upgrade to iOS 18.4 beta 2, the latest beta that also came out for developers this ...

Vision Pro is Apple's wearable "spatial computing" device, and while Apple does not refer to it as a headset, that's exactly ...