With 2021 coming to an end and 2022 just around the corner, there are now more and more rumors about Apple's rumored AR glasses, according to media reports that Apple has hired Meta's head of augmented reality communications. Hired is Andrea Schubert, Meta's head of communications and public relations, whose primary responsibility is to take charge of its augmented reality efforts.
Apple's AR glasses can now be seen in reports and rumors that display text, emails, maps, games, and other things through the lens's built-in holographic display. Just last year, there were rumors that Apple had two strategies for augmented reality devices, one is AR glasses, and the other is a more powerful AR/VR headset.
And according to the latest rumors, the current device will take a way for advanced users, why this is so, because Apple has piled up enough material on hardware, will be equipped with two 8K monitors to display ultra-high-resolution images. At the same time, it is also reported that Apple's AR/VR headset will be equipped with advanced 3D sensors, which can not only detect objects in the scene, but also recognize the gestures in the user's hands and be able to complete the corresponding operations according to the gestures.
Although most of the reports now say that Apple Glasses is expected to rely heavily on the iPhone, some analysts have said that the device will be equipped with advanced chips and can run without the need for a mobile phone, while some reports say that the headset weighs about 350 grams.
There were many sources who thought that Apple's AR/VR glasses would be launched in 2020, but it was clear that they were not released in 2021, so now it seems that Apple may plan to release this new product in 2022.
For now, the most likely scenario is that Apple's new AR glasses will be available by the end of 2022. Of course, all of this may change before Apple officially announces the new product, but it is undeniable that Apple hired Meta's publicist who specializes in augmented reality, which shows that Apple is indeed pushing in the direction of this AR glasses, if Apple launches Apple Glasses, will you buy them?