2019 demands delivery not more hype. Automotive & infotainment CES 2019 is likely to be even more dominated by automotive than it was last year and, in that vein, the...
Not everyone at Tesla does cars. Apple is recruiting people from Tesla again which I think has nothing to do with cars and everything to do with augmented reality. Commentators...
The shake-out begins. Osterhout Design Group (ODG) looks to be in the process of being wound up in what I suspect is going to be a procession of small companies...
More than a hiccup. There is little doubt that the market for virtual reality has entered the trough of disillusionment and it will take real progress on the limitations of...
Device pays the hype price. There is nothing wrong with the Magic Leap One when compared to its peers, but relative to what Magic Leap promised, the device is very...
Magic Leap’s developer video reveals the chasm between promise and reality In its latest video (see here), Magic Leap has demonstrated some of the basic characteristics of how to create...
Reply to this post Moving into maintenance mode. Apple’s latest platform releases focus more on keeping users and driving stickiness than they do about encouraging...
Reply to this post Consumer segment remains as elusive as ever. The travails of Avegant suggest that solving the field of view issue in AR...
Reply to this post HTC Vive loses out to Oculus. While penetration of VR units in the gaming community remains pathetically low, Oculus has edged...
Apple – No spectacle.
Deadlines can easily be pushed out. To get augmented reality to the point at which Apple can ship a product that it is ready for its discerning user base may...