Apple has pushed AR and VR at the platform level for years now. Apple’s iOS marries the impressive optical capabilities in its latest devices with a deep software framework for developers to build interactive experiences into their apps. Some favorite use cases include previewing furniture in your home with the Ikea app, learning about mythical creatures as they virtually romp around your room, and seeing the companions you want to add to your trainer’s belt existing in real-world habitats via “Pokemon Go.”
However, Apple has been slower than others to engineer dedicated wearable VR and AR hardware. That could change at WWDC 2023, with rumors suggesting the company is close to revealing a mixed-reality headset.
Apple’s headset is expected to carry an eye-watering price tag that could cost as much as $3,000. “Apple tax” would likely account for a sizable share of that, but the hardware is expected to transcend the capabilities of competing products. It may feature an M-series processor and dozens of cameras for tracking hand and eye movement, rumors say.
Even without the headset, there will likely be more than enough iOS and macOS announcements to get tech buffs buzzing. Afterward, it’s all about helping developers navigate their many options for reaching billions of iPhone users with all the latest software tools at their disposal.
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