Apple was reported to be preparing to enter the new market this year with the first AR / VR headset.
This device is one of the most talked products from the company.
Apple is unknown to reveal anything about the upcoming product but rumors around the company’s AR / VR headsets have been circulating for a while now.
According to the latest reports by Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, Shareplay and Memoji may be the center of the Facetime experience on the Apple mixed reality headset.
Introduced with iOS 15, the Shareplay feature gives users the ability to stream movies, TV, music, and other media using FaceTime.
When users play media, playbacks begin to all groups simultaneously.
For those who did not know, Apple introduced a private Animeji named Memoji a few years ago.
You can adjust memoji according to the choice of head, eyebrows, nose, eye color, and some other facial features.
Guraman suggested that FaceTime will revolve around this existing experience in the upcoming headset which will be suspected of being carried out on ‘realyity’.
According to previous reports by Apple analysts known Ming-chi Kuom, the technology giant is likely to launch a gadget at the end of 2022 with limited supplies.
According to the report, he believes that product delivery will not begin until the first quarter of 2023, indicating that only a number of headsets will be available for customers at the time of launch.
The Joint Paper Display Supply Chain (DSCC) also suggested the same launch timeline for the headset.
The report also reveals that the upcoming device will have a three view configuration.
According to the report, Apple will combine two micro OLED displays and one AMOLED panel in the headset.
According to previous reports by Ming-Chi Kuo, the Apple headset will weigh between 300 and 400 grams.
He also said that the headset will be able to provide performance compared to the M1 chipset used by companies in MacBooks.
Other rumors show that the device will also be equipped with a sophisticated sensor for environmental detection and movement.
How FaceTime Can Work On Apple Ar / VR Headsets Reported
