Google Debuts AR Glasses at TED 2025: AI Memory and Real-Time Translation in a Sleek Package
Last week at TED 2025 in Vancouver, Google made a significant splash by showcasing their prototype Android XR glasses and […]
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Apple’s Hidden Apps: Empowering LGBTQ Safety or Enabling Cheaters?
When Apple unveiled its new hidden app feature for iOS 18 at the Worldwide Developers Conference, much of the initial
AVP: Apple Vision Pro or Alien vs. Predator
I keep seeing people abbreviate Apple Vision Pro as AVP – but I already think of AVP as Alien vs.
Second Screens With a 10 Foot UI
When we talk about the “second screen”, typically one would think of using your phone/tablet/laptop while watching a TV. At
Tech Rings at CES – Become The Mandarin of Data Nerds
In the Marvel comics, one of Iron Man’s common enemies is The Mandarin. This villain is a warlord and criminal
Samsung Ballie not WALL-E
It’s that time of year: CES. In 2024 we are seeing a resurgence of robots, taking advantage of multi-modal inputs
Livestreaming Hollywood Movies
Interesting – Netflix streaming Stranger Things, for free, on TikTok live. This is a great example of taking old media
Beyond the Big Screen: AR Glasses Are Rewriting How We Experience Movies
Ever wonder what it might be like to step inside your favorite film? Not just watching the action unfold before
Disney Dives Into AR Storytelling with “Remembering”
Disney+ just released “Remembering,” a short film that marks the company’s first foray into augmented reality storytelling. Directed by Elijah
Disney Expands Metaverse Strategy: VR Cruise Walkthroughs and XR Startup Accelerator Launch
Disney is strategically expanding its XR (extended reality) footprint across multiple business segments, building an ecosystem that will transform how
The AR Revolution: From Clunky Headsets to Seamless Integration
While I understand this sentiment, I believe it dramatically underestimates the trajectory of wearable AR technology. The form factor challenge
Microsoft and Sony Diverge on Gaming ‘Cloud’
Microsoft and Sony Diverge on Gaming ‘Cloud’ – Digits – WSJ (via thisistheverge)