David Heaney

Quest's highly anticipated Passthrough Camera API is now available for all developers to experiment with, though they can't yet include it in store app builds.

Google is in "final talks" to acquire AdHawk, a startup that makes ultra-low-power eye tracking tech for headsets and glasses, Bloomberg reports.

Meta will host Niantic, Creature, and Resolution to "showcase real-world examples of developers who are already leveraging our latest Passthrough Camera API" at GDC next week.

Apple Vision Pro's visionOS 3 will be a "feature-packed release", Bloomberg's Mark Gurman reports.

Meta will recommend developers use the built-in OpenXR support of Unity & Unreal from next week. The news comes after developers complained that Meta's integrations blocked other PC VR headsets.

GOLF+ is experimenting with tracking your real putter by attaching Logitech's MX Ink tracked stylus to the top of it.

Samsung's headset will launch in Q3, South Korea's Business Post reports, with a low production scale that suggests a very high price.

Meta's Unity and Unreal "OpenXR" SDKs block other PC VR headsets, going against the spirit of the standard, and developers aren't happy about it.

Samsung's headset will reportedly feature Sony's new 4K micro-OLED displays, with higher resolution and wider color gamut than Apple Vision Pro.

Inseye has "paused" Lumi, the Quest 2 & 3 eye tracking addon it planned to sell, to focus on bringing the technology to smart glasses instead.