Magic Leap One Previews Are In: Amazing AR, Amazingly Expensive By Henry T. Casey The Magic Leap One is the most-hyped AR headset in forever, and while critics enjoyed it, they don't think you should buy one.
Will AT&T's Magic Leap Exclusive Make Us Embrace AR? By Sherri L. Smith AT&T will be the exclusive carrier of Magic Leap's highly-anticipated mixed-reality headset.
Apple's ARKit 2 Is a Leap Forward, But Something's Missing By Mark Spoonauer The promise of shared AR experiences in ARKit is exciting, but Apple still has a long way to go towards making augmented reality more than a novelty.
Google Just Showed Me the Future of AR (Hint: It's Not Solitary) By Philip Michaels A change to Google's ARCore tools means developers can build apps where you'll be able to see the same virtual images on your phone that others are seeing on theirs.
Microsoft and Samsung Teaming Up on 'Powerful' AR Headset (Report) By Don Reisinger The companies are reportedly working on a wireless headset that uses both augmented reality and virtual reality.
Star Wars: Jedi Challenges Review - It’s Lightsaber Bliss By Sherri L. Smith Star Wars: Jedi Challenges offers hours of fun with a lightsaber replica and smartphone-powered AR headset, though the tracking could be better.
Apple Has AR/VR Headset in Works (Report) By Sherri L. Smith Apple is working on a headset to support both augmented and virtual reality and launch sometime in 2020, according to a report.
Watch: Leap Motion's Cheap AR Headset Boasts Amazing Hand Tracking By Andrew E. Freedman Leap Motion has revealed in augmented reality developer kit, with open source hardware and software to make cheap headsets with accurate hand-tracking on board.
How Smart Is Bixby on Galaxy S9? Here's Our Report Card By Adam Ismail Samsung has upgraded Bixby, but how well does it perform? We tested its ability to recognize objects, translate phrases in other languages and follow directions.
Toshiba Launches Windows-Powered AR Glasses for Business By Avram Piltch A new headset from Toshiba lets business users share their point of view, make Skype calls or read documents in the field.
Bose's AR Glasses Finally Make Augmented Reality Cool By Henry T. Casey Bose's mind-blowing AR glasses can play you music and show you around town -- and they look cool, to boot.
Google ARCore Expands: Will Your Phone Support It? By Henry T. Casey Google's new technology puts Android in the augmented reality race, even as Apple pushes the envelope with iOS 11's ARKit.
Magic Leap: Everything You Need to Know By Michael Andronico Magic Leap promises game-changing mixed-reality experiences. But what is the technology, and how does it work?
Mystery No More: Here's How Much Magic Leap Will Cost By Don Reisinger The Magic Leap will apparently cost around the same as the iPhone, and the company is also partering with the NBA.
No Glassholes: Intel's New Smart Specs Ditch Camera By Sherri L. Smith Intel's new Vaunt smart glasses use lasers to project images right into your eyes, and they are designed to be very simple.
What Is Apple's ARKit? Everything You Need to Know By Caitlin McGarry iOS 11 will bring augmented-reality experiences to iPhones and iPads. Here's what we know about Apple's AR plans so far.
Bike to the Future: Solos Smart Cycling Glasses Use AR By Avram Piltch These $499 Smart Glasses feature an AR screen that puts your heart rate, distance and other key stats right in your field of view.
Meta 2 AR Headset Let Us Touch and Feel Holograms By Sherri L. Smith The Meta 2 headset brings haptic feedback to augmented reality, letting you reach out and touch objects that aren't there.
I Would Actually Wear the Vuzix Blade AR Glasses By Mark Spoonauer The Vuzix Blade augmented-reality glasses are light and comfortable, offer a clear color display and Alexa, but are pretty pricey at $1,000.
Rokid AR Glasses Look Promising, But Need More Polish By Mark Spoonauer The Rokid AR Glasses make interacting with augmented reality fairly easy with different gestures, but it could use more time in the oven and more apps before launch.
Never Forget a Face, Miss a Fact with ThirdEye's X1 Smart Glasses By Avram Piltch This augmented reality headset uses object recognition to identify people and places, then imposes important information on your field of view.
8 Biggest Tech Trends to Watch at CES 2018 By Mark Spoonauer From over-the-air wireless power and AI breakthroughs to killer new augmented reality apps, these are the top tech trends to watch for in 2018.
Vuzix Launching First Alexa-Powered AR Glasses at CES 2018 By Mike Prospero Vuzix's Blade AR glasses will have Amazon's voice assistant built in, but will they be worth the $1,000 price?
Pixie Point Review: Use AR to Find Your Keys By Philip Michaels Pixie Point stands out from other key finders by using augmented reality to help track down missing items. But the process is more involved than it needs to be.
Finally: Magic Leap Reveals Its AR Headset By Andrew E. Freedman A report from Glixel provides our first look at Magic Leap's AR Goggles, called Lightwear.
The Music Stops for Google's Project Tango By Philip Michaels In a tweet, Google announced it would end support for Tango in March to focus its AR efforts on the ARCore software development tools.
Google’s Star Wars AR Stickers Are Here: How to Use Them By Adam Ismail You'll need a Pixel or Pixel 2 running Android 8.1 to feel the force of Star Wars in augmented reality form.
2019 iPhone Will Fight Samsung with Laser AR By Henry T. Casey Apple plans to add new laser-based camera sensors to the iPhone's rear lens so both sides of the phone can deliver the best possible AR experience.
Apple's AR Headset Coming with Whole New OS By Andrew E. Freedman Apple is focusing on the development of a new augmented reality headset with its own chip and a brand new operating system.
All Mixed Up: I Spent 8 Weird Hours Wearing Microsoft’s New Headset By Andrew E. Freedman The Cliff House in Windows 10 Mixed Reality lets you use apps and programs, but it's not suited for doing actual work.
