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Snap Stole the AWE Headlines. Raven Prism Quietly Solved Smart Glasses' Hardest Problem.

While Snap unveiled $2,195 AR glasses with a four hour battery, a startup called Raven Resonance previewed Raven Prism: a sub 70 gram, eye controlled Linux computer in eyewear form with hot swappable batteries. It is the most quietly interesting hardware at AWE.

Alex ReevesJun 18

The Metaverse Just Got Its First Open-Source Browser Engine. Here Is Why That Matters.

At AWE this week, RP1 and the Metaverse Standards Forum introduced Sneeze, the first browser engine built for spatial computing, released as open source under Apache 2.0. After a year of walled-garden metaverses collapsing, this is the opposite bet: an open foundation anyone can build on.

Nina CastilloJun 17

Snap Just Opened Preorders for Its $2,195 AR Glasses. The Spectacles Gamble Is Now a Real Product.

At AWE this morning, Evan Spiegel unveiled the consumer version of Snap Specs and opened preorders. Fully standalone true AR glasses, a 51 degree field of view, 132 grams, dual Snapdragon chips, shipping this fall for $2,195. After years of buildup, Snap's AR bet is finally something you can buy.

Sam WhitfieldJun 16

Steam Next Fest Is Quietly the Best Week of the Year to Own a PC VR Headset

The June 2026 Steam Next Fest is the biggest one ever, and buried in nearly 5,000 free demos is a stack of VR experiences. Here is why this week matters more to VR players than anyone else.

Evan MarcusJun 16

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9to5Macsoftware

visionOS 27 gives the M5 Vision Pro two unique new advantages

visionOS 27 brings a variety of new features to Apple Vision Pro, with Siri AI being the single biggest upgrade. But there are two visionOS 27 features that owners of the original Vision Pro model...

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The MacRumors Show: Hands-On With iOS 27, Brutal watchOS 27 Cuts, and More

On this week's episode of The MacRumors Show, we continue unpacking WWDC 2026 and take a closer look at iOS 27, macOS Golden Gate, and Apple's other new software updates coming this fall. Subscribe...

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AppleInsidersoftware

iPadOS 27 beta review: Your iPad, now with Siri AI

Siri AI and system optimizations are the focus of iPadOS 27, but that's enough for iPad's usual in-between year. Power users will notice the changes the most.iPadOS 27 reviewThe iPad operating system...

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Road to VRgaming

‘Subnautica 2’ VR Mod Now Includes Motion Controller Support

PC VR fans were already swimming around in the strange yet oddly familiar depths of Proteus less than 24 hours after Subnautica 2‘s early access launch back in May. Now, you can even swim, dive,...

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Road to VRgaming

VR Games Showcase Returns June 23rd, Promising New Game Reveals, Updates & More

VR Games Showcase is set to return next week, bringing another lineup of new trailers and updates from this season’s most anticipated VR games. The Summer 2026 edition of the VR Games Showcase is...

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Mashablehardware

10 settings and tools every AirPods Pro 3 user needs to know

Mastering the AirPods is easy work. Most core features can be activated directly on the wireless earbuds or through Siri voice assistance. Apple’s ecosystem also places shortcuts on your iPhone,...

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If You Haven’t Reserved A Steam Controller Yet, You’ll Have To Wait Until Next Year

Last month, Valve launched its Steam Controller and demand has far outweighed the supply. So much so that as of today, new orders for Steam Controller won't be fulfilled by Valve until 2027 at the...

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AR Insidersoftware

XR Comes Alive in Long Beach: The Best of AWE

AWE USA – the Super Bowl of the XR world – has wrapped in Long Beach. What were the show highlights? We've assembled some of the best parts, including day-by-day recaps from our partners at AWE, as...

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Steam Controller demand is so high that new reservations won't be fulfilled until 2027

Valve is struggling to meet demand for its Steam Controller. The trackpad-equipped gamepad quickly sold out when it released in early May, and ever since there's been a reservation system similar to...

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AppleInsidergaming

A12 & A13 Apple devices face an unpatchable SecureROM vulnerability

Security researchers have published a new unpatchable SecureROM exploit for Apple's A12 and A13 chips, extending public BootROM exploitation beyond the devices affected by checkm8.iPhone XRSecurity...

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PC Gamerhardware

Snapdragon Reality Elite chip aims for 'up to 60% higher GPU performance, up to 30% increase in CPU performance' in VR gaming

Though I do wear glasses and I'm intrigued by the idea of techie wearables on paper, I'm far from all-in on AR glasses. Still, depending on how Qualcomm's fresh chip geared towards augmented and...

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Windows Centralhardware

I think I just found the best VR headset for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 — it's so light and comfortable, but it's pricey

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Valve's latest SteamOS is out with 'initial support for upcoming Steam Machine hardware'

After a standard spell in beta, the latest iteration of SteamOS—Valve's Arch-based Linux distro for use on Steam Deck, Steam Machine, and Steam Frame—has hit the big three-eight. Or, well,...

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Lumus’s new waveguides enable 70° FOV thin glasses

Yesterday, I had the opportunity to try a private demo by Lumus, the company producing waveguides for smartglasses and AR glasses. And they finally showed me the path to 70° FOV AR glasses. The video...

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AV Meets IT at Infocomm 2026: The Collaboration Shift Transforming the Modern Workplace

The lines between AV and IT have never been blurrier – and according to Justin Watts, Global End User Services Lead and Brand Ambassador at AMD, that is very much a good thing. “Everything that I’ve...

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PC Gamerhardware

We now have teardown pics of the Steam Frame controller and it looks like it could be pretty repairable

The FCC has just made public some exhibits for the left Steam Frame controller (via SadlyItsBradley). We've known the FCC ID 2AES4-1013 refers to the left controller for the upcoming Valve VR headset...

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UC Today XRenterprise

Are AI Glasses Really the Future of Work? Meta and Snap Think So

Every few years, Silicon Valley announces the death of the desk. The laptop was supposed to free us. Then the smartphone, then the Metaverse. Now, with the breathless confidence that only the...

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Engadgethardware

XGIMI MemoMind One review: Smart glasses, creepy AI

XGIMI's MemoMind One is a good pair of smart glasses blighted by a creepy AI that spies on you.

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Road to VRhardware

Canon Reveals Concept Handheld MR Device, Glass Waveguide & Collaboration Software

At Augmented World Expo (AWE) this week, digital imaging giant Canon showed off its latest advancements in XR tech, including a concept handheld mixed reality device, augmented reality waveguide...

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AR Insiderhardware

VITURE’s Enterprise Expansion: Hands on with Helix

Viture has propelled the momentous video display glasses category, which is mostly a consumer play. But now it's expanding into enterprise with the NVIDIA-fueled Helix. We went hands-on with the...

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Midjourney is working on an full-body ultrasonic scanner. For real.

One of the popular ideas related to artificial intelligence is that it'll pave the way for vastly cheaper, advanced medical exams. A movie version of this is the home MRI-like machine, with the...

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Snap unveils AR glasses which CEO describes as 'highly wearable' in clip that visibly shows the chunky frames crushing his ears

Occasionally in hardware and technology reporting, I'm left to wonder if everyone else is in on a joke I'm not privy to. Today is one of those days. Snap, the company behind the instant messaging app...

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Android Authorityhardware

Google’s latest Android XR demo gives smart glasses a killer use case

Credit: XREAL TL;DR Google has demonstrated how Android XR devices can guide users through a city using floating 3D navigation markers and Gemini-powered voice narration. The demo combines tech from...

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✎VR.org Originalhardware

Snap Stole the AWE Headlines. Raven Prism Quietly Solved Smart Glasses' Hardest Problem.

While Snap unveiled $2,195 AR glasses with a four hour battery, a startup called Raven Resonance previewed Raven Prism: a sub 70 gram, eye controlled Linux computer in eyewear form with hot swappable batteries. It is the most quietly interesting hardware at AWE.

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✎VR.org Originalhardware

Steam Frame Launch Signals Stack Up: FCC Filings, 35 Tons of Headsets, and a June 23 Price Date

Valve still says summer 2026, but the evidence is getting loud. The Steam Frame controller FCC embargo lifted June 18, tens of tons of headsets cleared into US warehouses, and a leaked June 23 price reveal lines up with the timeline. Here is what is real and what still hangs on the DRAM crisis.

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Android Authorityhardware

Smart glasses could be about to face some heavy restrictions for drivers

TL;DR Legislators in Illinois are already changing hands-free driving laws to address smart glasses. The state is preparing to explicitly deny smart glasses an exception for hands-free usage. The...

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Road to VRhardware

XREAL AURA AR Glasses Get Fall Release Window, $1,500 Price Ceiling

XREAL AURA, the company’s next flagship AR glasses built in collaboration with Google and Qualcomm, is coming this fall at a price the company says will “not exceed $1,500, excluding applicable...

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Snapdragon Reality Elite Sparks Qualcomm’s Next Phase of XR

Qualcomm has launched the next phase of XR processing from the AWE stage. Known as Reality Elite, the new branding and capabilities were unveiled by VP and GM of XR, Ziad Asghar, and it will get its...

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Road to VRhardware

Qualcomm’s New Snapdragon Chip Paves the Way for More Compact XR Headsets and Glasses

Qualcomm announced at Augmented World Expo (AWE) Snapdragon Reality Elite, a new processor which aims to slim down XR headsets and glasses of the near future. Focusing on on-device AI, improved...

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Samsung Galaxy XR pre-orders open in UK, available July 8

After a limited launch in the US, the Samsung Galaxy XR is now officially coming to the UK, with pre-orders opening today.

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The Ghost Howlshardware

Snap unveils Specs: exclusive interview with the company, and some insights from the show floor

Today was the big day: Snap finally announced on the stage of AWE the Specs glasses, the first consumer-oriented AR glasses. I guess you’ve already read the news somewhere else, but let me give you...

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✎VR.org Originalsoftware

The Metaverse Just Got Its First Open-Source Browser Engine. Here Is Why That Matters.

At AWE this week, RP1 and the Metaverse Standards Forum introduced Sneeze, the first browser engine built for spatial computing, released as open source under Apache 2.0. After a year of walled-garden metaverses collapsing, this is the opposite bet: an open foundation anyone can build on.

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✎VR.org Originalsoftware

WebXR Is Finally Becoming a Real Cross-Browser Standard. Interop 2026 Is Why It Matters.

The WebXR Device API has reached Candidate Recommendation and is now a proposed Interop 2026 focus area, with Safari joining Chrome, Quest Browser, and Samsung Internet. Here is why a stabilizing spec plus a public cross-browser scoreboard finally makes the immersive web safe to build on.

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NVIDIA Bloggaming

Hands Free, AIs Forward: NVIDIA XR AI Brings Agents to AR Glasses

NVIDIA XR AI is now available in public beta, giving developers a framework for building multimodal AI agents for AR glasses and XR devices.

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XREAL’s Android XR glasses will cost under $1,500, which isn’t as expensive as it sounds

XREAL Aura, the company’s first pair of Android XR glasses, are officially set to launch this Fall, but we don’t have a price just yet. All we know is that, according to XREAL, Aura will cost under...

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AppleInsiderhardware

Snap built standalone AR glasses without a convincing reason to wear them

Snap Inc. wants its Specs to be the future of everyday computing, but between the eye-watering price and lackluster demos, we don't see it happening.Snap Inc's new SpecsOn Tuesday, Snapchat unveiled...

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9to5Googlehardware

Snap Specs are AR glasses that look like that and cost $2,195 [Gallery]

Snap, the parent company of Snapchat, has just announced the long-anticipated release of its Specs AR smart glasses which will cost $2,195.

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Qualcomm Announces Snapdragon Reality Elite for AI-Powered Spatial Computing

What’s the story? Qualcomm has unveiled Snapdragon Reality Elite at Augmented World Expo, a new XR platform built to power spatial computing with on-device AI across headsets and glasses. Why ......

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Qualcomm unveils Snapdragon Reality Elite for XR & START to simplify glass development

At Augmented World Expo 2026, Qualcomm announced the Snapdragon Reality Elite as its flagship chip for XR form factors. This includes the latest Android XR devices, like XREAL’s Project Aura.

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9to5Googlegaming

XREAL’s Android XR glasses launch ‘this fall’ with Project Hail Mary & Fallout games, $99 reservations open

Following a first look at Google I/O last month, XREAL has today confirmed that its Android XR glasses, Aura, will be launching this Fall with reservations open today, and a list of confirmed apps...

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AR Insiderhardware

Snap’s Long-Awaited Consumer Specs Step Into the Light

After much anticipation in the AR world, Snap CEO Evan Spiegel unveiled the company's consumer-focused AR glasses. With the streamlined "Specs" moniker, the device will be the center of Snap's AR...

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Road to VRhardware

Snap Reveals Next-gen Specs AR Glasses, Priced at $2,200

Snap today unveiled its first pair of standalone AR glasses intended for consumers, which the company says will pack in a variety of features, including AI assistance, entertainment, and productivity...

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UC Today XRenterprise

How to Prove XR Delivers Productivity Gains Instead of Just Engagement Metrics

XR productivity measurement is the difference between a program that scales and a pilot that quietly disappears. Most enterprise XR initiatives produce plenty of data. The wrong data. Session...

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Road to VRhardware

Raven Prism Smart Glasses Announced with Unique Hot-swappable Battery

Raven Resonance is showing off its upcoming smart glasses, Raven Prism, which aim to stay with users all day long thanks to a unique hot-swappable battery system. The San Francisco-based startup is...

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Auganixhardware

Raven Resonance Previews Raven Prism, a Standalone Linux Computer in Eyewear, at AWE 2026

What’s the story? Raven Resonance is publicly previewing Raven Prism, which it describes as the world’s first Ambient Computer, at Augmented World Expo (AWE) 2026 in Long Beach this week. ......

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✎VR.org Originalar

Snap Just Opened Preorders for Its $2,195 AR Glasses. The Spectacles Gamble Is Now a Real Product.

At AWE this morning, Evan Spiegel unveiled the consumer version of Snap Specs and opened preorders. Fully standalone true AR glasses, a 51 degree field of view, 132 grams, dual Snapdragon chips, shipping this fall for $2,195. After years of buildup, Snap's AR bet is finally something you can buy.

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✎VR.org Originalgaming

Steam Next Fest Is Quietly the Best Week of the Year to Own a PC VR Headset

The June 2026 Steam Next Fest is the biggest one ever, and buried in nearly 5,000 free demos is a stack of VR experiences. Here is why this week matters more to VR players than anyone else.

Read article →

AppleInsidersoftware

Second developer betas for iOS 26.6, macOS 26.6 have arrived

Apple's beta testing routine for the current-gen operating systems continues, with the second developer builds of iOS 26.6, iPadOS 26.6, watchOS 26.6, tvOS 26.6, visionOS 26.6, and macOS Tahoe 26.6...

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The Ghost Howlshardware

A short visit with a lot of fun at REK

When I was in San Francisco, I managed to do a quick visit to REK, the startup that wants to use robots for mainstream entertainment. It was one of the coolest moments of this trip to the US, so keep...

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Road to VRgaming

‘Wanderer 2’ Cancelled Amid “volatile” VR Gaming Market

Mighty Eyes announced it will longer be developing its previously announced sequel to VR action-adventure Wander: The Fragments of Fate (2025), citing a “volatile” VR gaming market. The studio...

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AR Insidersoftware

AI on the Lot: Priming the Pump for AWE

AI on the Lot brings Hollywood together with AI – two forces with mixed feelings for each other. What was the outcome, and how does it prime the pump for XR's Super Bowl: AWE? Emily Olman reports...

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Road to VRsoftware

Snap Teases Next-gen ‘Specs’ AR Glasses Ahead of June 16th Reveal

Snapchat parent Snap is nearing the long-awaited reveal of Specs, its next pair of AR glasses, as the company says we should keep our eyes peeled come June 16th. Specs Inc, the company’s new XR...

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The Ghost Howlsxr

The XR Week Peek (2026.06.14): Apple announces updates to VisionOS, Pico Project Swan was leaked, and more!

I’m here in Long Beach, California, and I can’t wait for AWE to start tomorrow! It’s going to be a great event, with the Snap Specs announcement, the public demos of XREAL Aura glasses, and a lot...

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✎VR.org Originalar

AWE USA 2026 Opens Today. The Real Smart Glasses Platform War Is Inside the Glasses, Not on Them.

Augmented World Expo opens in Long Beach today under the theme 'Spatial AI.' The coverage will obsess over field of view, but the platform race is really being decided by the silicon and on-device AI inside the glasses.

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✎VR.org Originalar

Snap Bought Illumix to Push Specs Toward Launch. The Mapping Tech Is the Real Prize.

Snap acquired spatial AR company Illumix to accelerate its Specs glasses, and the headline asset is not flashy. It is mapping technology. For AR glasses that have to understand the real world, that unglamorous capability is exactly what separates a demo from a product.

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✎VR.org Originalgaming

The UploadVR Summer Showcase Delivered 30+ Reveals. Here Are the Ones That Actually Matter.

VR's summer showcase season kicked off with more than 30 announcements across Quest, PSVR2, and PC VR. I watched all of it. Here are the standouts, the trends, and what this lineup says about where VR gaming is headed into the back half of 2026.

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AR Insidersoftware

AI/XR Beats: Apple Joins the AI Party and the Curtain Rises on AWE

Apple shows up late to the AI party, while the curtain rises on AWE USA and the cinematic AI hits keep coming. We have these and other items from XR and AI realms through the lens of Charlie Fink....

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Meta Newsroomsoftware

The Future Is for Everyone: Free AI Glasses for Every Blind Veteran in America

“When I lost my eyesight in Desert Storm from a bunker explosion, I also lost my independence. The moment I put on my Ray-Ban Meta glasses, I got my independence back.” — Don Overton, a blind veteran...

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Road to VRhardware

Steam Frame is Poised for Launch as Units Begin Reaching the US

According to recent import records, Valve seems to be gearing up for the imminent launch of Steam Frame. As spotted by XR analyst Brad Lynch, Valve has imported a large number “virtual reality...

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✎VR.org Originalsoftware

Horizon Worlds Is Leaving VR. Its Communities Are Moving Somewhere Better.

Meta pulls Horizon Worlds out of VR on June 15, but social VR isn't going anywhere. The communities are already migrating to VRChat, Resonite, and a wave of open, self-hostable worlds Meta could never shut down.

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✎VR.org Originalsoftware

Horizon Worlds Leaves VR for Good on Sunday. The Reprieve Did Not Last.

On June 15, creators lose the ability to build, publish, or update Horizon Worlds content in VR. Meta's flagship social platform survives only as a phone app. After a public reversal in April, this is how the VR chapter actually ends.

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✎VR.org Originalhardware

Meta's Navigator UI Is Finally on Every Quest Headset, a Year After It First Appeared

More than a year after public testing began, Meta has finished rolling out Navigator, the biggest overhaul of Quest's system interface since the Oculus Go era. Here is what changed, and what still has not.

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✎VR.org Originalar

Meta Quietly Swapped the AI Brain in Its Smart Glasses, and It Tells You Everything About Its Priorities

Muse Spark, the first model from Meta Superintelligence Labs, now powers Meta AI on Ray-Ban and Oakley smart glasses, replacing Llama 4. The benchmark numbers explain why Meta spent billions on new AI talent.

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✎VR.org Originalsoftware

Apple Just Put Its visionOS Engine Tools on GitHub. Yes, Including Godot.

Apple just shipped open-source spatial plugins for Unity, Unreal, and Godot on GitHub, with CompositorServices support for custom engines on top. For a company famous for walled gardens, officially backing a community-built engine is a genuine surprise.

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✎VR.org Originalsoftware

The Best visionOS 27 News Was Not in the Keynote. Safari Can Now Put a 3D World Behind Any Website.

Apple's visionOS 27 developer sessions reveal the real story: a requestImmersive API that drops website visitors into 3D environments, OpenXR streaming from any PC built into the OS, and a Mac framework that needs zero visionOS code.

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✎VR.org Originalgaming

Omega Pilot Evolution Is Chasing the VR Wipeout Crown. As a Racing Nut, I Am All In.

XOCUS is launching Omega Pilot Evolution on Quest, PSVR2, and Pico this month, a futuristic anti-gravity racer with combat, weapons, and unmistakable Wipeout DNA. VR has needed a great arcade racer for years. This might finally be it.

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✎VR.org Originalgaming

VR's Summer Showcase Season Kicks Off Friday. Here Is What I Actually Want to See.

The UploadVR Showcase returns June 12, kicking off VR's summer showcase season. After a rough month of gutted roadmaps and missing launch games, here is one player's wishlist.

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✎VR.org Originalhardware

Meta Lab Is Coming to 50-Plus Best Buy Stores. Meta Just Admitted Its Biggest Problem Is Getting People to Try the Hardware.

Meta and Best Buy are opening dedicated 900-square-foot demo spaces in more than 50 stores. The layout reveals exactly where Meta's priorities have shifted: glasses first, headsets second.

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✎VR.org Originalsoftware

Apple Announced visionOS 27 Today. It Is Polished Software for a Platform Apple Just Stopped Building.

visionOS 27 arrived at WWDC with the new Siri, spatial panoramas, curved windows, and faster Wi-Fi. It is a genuinely good update. It also lands one week after Apple erased every Vision Pro successor from its roadmap, which makes it the strangest release Apple shipped today.

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✎VR.org Originalxr

Vivo Built Its Own Android Spatial OS Instead of Joining Android XR. Google Should Be Paying Attention.

Vivo's Vision headset runs an Android based OS, but it pointedly is not Android XR. As Google's spatial platform hits its launch year, that one decision says a lot about how hard the 'Android of XR' will be to pull off.

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