Augmented reality

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A new navigation app wants to make your commute a safer one.

It will offer features for Maps and FaceTime.

Group FaceTime calls, faster performance and improved AR sound good, but what's the catch?

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Magic Leap's goggles will deliver life-size representations of NBA stars to people's living rooms.

The device is 20 times thinner than a single strand of hair.

Experts tell Newsweek Apple's augmented reality headset points to a post-smartphone future.

The sculptor and social media app have teamed up to bring digital balloon animals to a city near you.

Apple has launched the latest update to the revolutionary smartphone it first launched in 2007.

Users can create an alternate universe in real-life photos and videos.

Augmented reality technology could usurp "primitive" smartphones, according to Facebook's CEO.

Not yet mainstream, the VR market is expected to be worth more than $22 billion by 2020.

The augmented reality game has been blamed for car crashes and there are concerns over privacy.

Apple's augmented reality digital glasses could debut this year.

To work out what shape digital tech will likely take, we should look at the major developments of 2016.

Apple is reportedly planning its own version of the wearable device.

Augmented reality means that emergency services can track down victims or your house will automatically call 911 if it's on fire.

Actual crowds may be replaced by what we might call distributed crowds, with virtual and augmented reality's help.

The Pokémon Go app leads players to view their cities through a new explorer's lens.

The stand-alone headset is expected to combine augmented and virtual reality technologies.

The game sends players to real-world landmarks to collect digital creatures.

Multiple augmented reality developers say Microsoft has pivoted its approach from consumer-oriented gadget to an enterprise product.

Magic Leap claims to be able to offer "experiences like none you've ever seen."

Newsweek tests the Here Active Listening ear buds, described as "Superman-style hearing aids."

Research suggests we're bored of smartwatches and wearable tech - but manufacturers think otherwise.

Images posted to a Chinese website appear to show an Apple iPhone 7 Plus featuring dual cameras.

Magic Leap says the extra cash can help accelerate bringing its products to the public.