An curved arrow pointing right. Apple's new augmented reality software, called ARKit, will let apps like Pokémon Go place virtual characters onto physical objects through the iPhone's camera.

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They have an ARKit package. An ARKit is Apple's augmented reality package that allows you to essentially place objects into the real world. His Street Fighter project isn't the only project to ...

The glasses project, codenamed N107, was never made public, but Bloomberg reports that the plan was to build tech-equipped ...

A new report claims that Apple's augmented reality glasses, codenamed N107, have been scrapped as of this week.

Apple has been pushing augmented reality for years and new features are added to ARKit with each version of iOS. These building blocks all add up to what could be an operating system and software ...

Its key feature is it allows one side to draw over what the other participant's camera sees. In this case, the person on the left is telling the other side how to make espresso. But instead of the ...

How well do you know the night sky? If you struggle to tell one star from another, a new pair of augmented reality binoculars may be for you. Aimed at astronomy enthusiasts wanting to explore the ...