Apple hasn’t finalized how users will control the headset and launch apps, but is investigating touch panels, voice-activation via Siri and head gestures. Engineers are prototyping a range of applications, from mapping and texting to more advanced features including virtual meeting rooms and 360-degree video playback. The company has discussed pairing the headset with its own version of the App Store, where users would be able to download content, just as they do with the iPhone, Watch, Apple TV and Mac.Via: Bloomberg
Apple aims to ship augmented reality headset in 2020
Posted on Wednesday, November 08 2017 @ 15:23 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck