Apple has bought a company that makes eye-tracking glasses, reigniting rumours that it is secretly working on its own line of virtual reality headsets. The company has bought out SensoMotoric ...

Google Glasses are incredibly ambitious, but it appears that Google is no longer alone in exploring the avenue of wearable tech solutions. Apple was reportedly granted a patent on Tuesday in relation ...

Despite mostly rave reviews of the latest iPhone 5S, critics are already grousing that Tim Cook and Jonathan Ive are leaving the truly big ideas on the table. There was no iTV, no iWatch, and no ...

Tony Fadell, ex-head of Apple's iPod division, said the concept was "the craziest thing" he worked on at the company and claimed to have made "a bunch" of prototypes well before Google took its ...

APPLE’S is famously obsessed with keeping its prototype ideas top secret. But a standard workplace safety report could just have spilt the beans on the tech company’s next big product Artist's ...

One of the most difficult things for persistent Apple critics to grasp is that the company’s success — at least, as measured by Wall Street — isn’t as dependent on innovation as might be assumed from ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Apple has filed a US patent that has some speculating that the technology giant could create an augmented reality head-mounted display ...

Apple, never one to be outdone, has submitted a patent for a Google Glass style heads-up-display design. iGlasses, anyone? The only problem that appears to be holding Apple back is getting a super ...

Shortly after Apple’s Worldwide Developer Conference earlier this month, I wrote that the announcement of Apple’s new augmented reality developer tool ARKit would lead to new 3D sensors in future ...

Forget the rumors of an iPhone Nano: Here's a device that you can and will always have with you Remember those rumors of a pint-sized iPhone that allegedly would debut later this year, the one the ...

Tech giant's workplace safety report suggests two members of staff faced minor problems whilst trying out unreleased device APPLE’S is famously obsessed with keeping its prototype ideas top secret.