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CEO Peggy Johnson explains why a focus on the business sector with its new, smaller headset can transform the augmented-reality market.
We look at what the new iPhone SE means for Apple, go hands-on with the upcoming Magic Leap 2 AR glasses, weigh how Big Tech companies are dealing with Texas politics, and much, much more.
Our first demo with the second-gen AR headset has reality-dimming tricks and a wider field of view. Here's what it felt like.
Magic Leap CEO Peggy Johnson shows me the new hardware. It's better, and it has one trick I've never seen before.
The company has fully pivoted to business, and the smaller glasses promise a better field of view
The augmented reality hardware company is preparing to launch its next headset, CEO Peggy Johnson tells Protocol.
The iPhone maker put augmented reality front and center with invitations to its Sept. 15 event. We try to figure out what that means.
Peggy Johnson spent six years at Microsoft and 24 years at Qualcomm.
Abovitz also announces a new round of funding in a memo sent to employees.
Mojo Vision, which is building an augmented reality contact lens, said it's raised an additional $51 million.
Today's major tech headlines include a possible vulnerability in Apple's Mail app for iOS, Magic Leap's layoff announcement and a report that says China stoked lockdown fears in the US through social media and fake texts.