A Vision Pro is way cheaper than courtside tickets, though Apple's headset could offer something beyond a good view.

Commentary: Live sports are coming to the Vision Pro headset. After my first view courtside, I have mixed feelings.

As of right now, it's the best, closest thing to sitting in the VIP row of an NBA game without having to spend $10,000 (and literally flying to Los Angeles). For Apple, this may well be the most ...

Apple has begun to broadcast entire sports games immersively in collaboration with the Los Angeles Lakers. Is the technology ...

The way Samsung's been rolling out its Galaxy XR headset has made for quite a long wait here in the UK, where it's still not ...

At CES 2026, we sat down with Luca Rossi, president of Lenovo's Intelligent Devices Group, who shares his vision for the ...

All you need you need to know about Valve's upcoming virtual reality headset, the Steam Frame, including how much it could ...

Currys wants tobuy your old television – even if it's broken. While you probably only think of buying a new telly from Currys ...

The Bucks at Lakers game that took place on January 9 has been released in full for Apple Vision Pro in immersive video ...

Apple today shared a new "Slide" ad that highlights the Ceramic Shield 2 cover glass on the iPhone 17, iPhone 17 Pro, and ...

Apple today announced that Pixelmator Pro is coming to the iPad, complete with a new touch-optimized workspace, full Apple ...

Apple has announced a new app bundle for creatives dubbed Apple Creator Studio. The subscription serves as somewhat of an ...