Apple has been reported to be working on its AR Glasses for a long time now, and recent reports indicated that the company is gearing up to soon launch the AR device. But now, the latest report indicates that the launch of the upcoming Apple AR Glasses could have been delayed.
The Cupertino-based technology giant is still on track to launch the AR/VR headset next year, but the report from Jeff Pu of Haitong International Tech Research indicates that the launch of the Apple AR Glasses has been delayed by a few more years
The report indicates that the AR Glasses from Apple have been postponed to the year 2025 or 2026, mainly because of design issues. It appears to be a major issue, given that the earlier report from Jeff Pu had indicated that the augmented reality device could be announced as soon as 2024.
As of now, there’s no information available on what exactly is the problem that the company is facing and the term “design difficulties” is also quite broad as it could cover anything from the aesthetics to the technical design.
While there appear to be delays in the AR devices from Apple, the company is still determined and has made Augmented Reality its top priority as its CEO Tim Cook believes that the technology is the next big thing. The company already has AR elements on the iPhone, it will be interesting to see what the company brings to the table after its devices get launched in the market.
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