Apple Might Launch AR Glasses, ARM-based MacBooks in 2022

Apple's entry into the AR headset market has been rumoured for quite some time, and it'due south possible that the company will launch its AR glasses next year. This is according to a study from Bloomberg, which says that the Cupertino giant is targeting a 2020 release engagement for its AR spectacles.

According to the report, Apple's glasses will come with a holographic display, and will pair with users' iPhones to display texts, and incoming notifications right in front of their eyes using augmented reality. Apple has been improving ARKit over the past few years, and it's already a pretty solid AR platform, even though there's a famine of actually useful ARKit based apps on the App Shop so far.

With AR glasses, the Cupertino giant may exist trying to capture the kind of market Google had hoped for with the failed Google Spectacles, and considering Apple tree's user-achieve and the kind of make-loyalty that Apple users exhibit, information technology may exist well poised to succeed where Google failed with AR spectacles.

Apart from that, the Bloomberg report also mentions that the company might finally launch an ARM-based MacBook — another thing that has been in the rumour mill for quite some time. Apple tree's custom processors that information technology uses in the iPhones and iPads have consistently performed at par or better than their x86 counterparts from Intel, and having a custom flake inside a MacBook would allow Apple more control over software optimisation which should help with operation as well equally battery life — something that MacBooks boast of already.

If this report turns out to be accurate, the Cupertino behemothic volition accept a huge year alee of it in 2020, and honestly, a rather exciting 1 to follow. Hopefully the tech behemothic volition overhaul its production line-up with some exciting and new devices before long.