DigiLens has announced a compelling new product for the AR market with its lightweight, industrial-grade ARGO headset—one that I believe fills an important gap for low-profile, standalone AR glasses. Many people will be more familiar with DigiLens as a top provider of optical waveguides for AR glasses. The company is on the third generation of …
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2023 is the year that XR is supposed to put up or shut up, or at least that’s the general sentiment among most people both inside and outside the industry. After Meta planted the flag for the Metaverse in 2021 and then went through a financial meltdown in 2022, the company seems to be marketing …
At MediaTek’s Executive Summit in Sonoma, which took place November 10th, 2022, the company announced many new processors that serve the company’s existing product offerings while widening the segments that the company’s customers can serve. Earlier in the week, the company announced its new flagship smartphone processor, followed by a chip for premium-tier TVs, a …
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The most desired qualities for hybrid work devices are portability, versatility, and simplicity. Whether you are at the office, working from home (WFH), or somewhere in between, mastering a hybrid workflow involves seamless and consistent transitions. You should be able to do work and be as efficient in the office as at home and vice …
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This morning, Samsung held its Unpacked event, announcing its next-generation Z Fold4, Z Flip3, GalaGALA +3.5%xy Buds2 Pro, and Galaxy Watch5. Samsung announced its S series of flagship devices earlier this year, including the new Galaxy S22 Ultra, which picks up where the Note left off. In previous years, this Galaxy Unpacked was held for Samsung to …
Samsung Is In A League Of Its Own With Its Z Series Devices Read More »
In the first part of this series, we spoke about how messaging services and payments are limiting consumers’ ability to freely move between ecosystems and interact with friends and family in meaningful ways. In this next installment, we will talk about how cloud services, app stores and wearables also affect the user experience and limit user choice …
