Taiwanese technology company HTC announced on Thursday a strategic collaboration with US telecommunications giant AT&T, healthcare innovator Mynd Immersive, and rehabilitation...
With Meta's smart glasses wowing the market with their attractive features and significant sales, other brand vendors and Taiwanese ODMs are stepping up development for the AI/VR...
ByteDance is reportedly developing its AI-powered smart glasses and has entered talks with suppliers, marking its latest move into the competitive AI hardware market.
INT, a Taiwanese innovator in Micro OLED display technology, has introduced a 0.39-inch XGA Micro OLED display boasting an industry-leading 60,000 nits of brightness. This development...
HTC Corp. posted strong March results, driven by its expanding AR/VR business and a major licensing deal with Google. The company reportedly transferred part of its extended reality...
The metaverse trend briefly surged after Facebook rebranded to Meta Platforms in October 2021, fueling industry-wide interest in virtual reality (VR) and its integration with augmented...
HTC has reported continued losses in the fourth quarter of 2024 as its mobile phone and AR/VR hardware businesses struggle to gain momentum. The company remains challenged by high...
MWC 2025 is in full swing, with major industry players showcasing the next generation of mobile technology. HTC's G REIGNS has teamed up with MediaTek to introduce cutting-edge 6G...
NTT Docomo, a subsidiary of Japan's telecom giant NTT Group, and its affiliate NTT QONOQ showcased their latest AI innovations at MWC 2025, unveiling AI-powered personal assistants...
At MWC 2025, Samsung Electronics introduced its newest AI advancements, spotlighting the Galaxy S25 series with cutting-edge AI features and the inaugural XR headset Project Moohan...
Google, once a trailblazer in artificial intelligence (AI) and cutting-edge technologies, now faces heightened competition from startups like OpenAI, xAI, and China's DeepSeek, prompting...
HTC has secured a US$250 million deal with Google for the non-exclusive rights to its extended reality (XR) patents. In exchange, the tech giant will receive a portion of HTC's research...
HTC has agreed to transfer its XR development team to Google for US$250 million, including non-exclusive licensing of its XR patents. This strategic move has sparked varied reactions...
Before the Lunar New Year, HTC disclosed that a portion of its extended reality (XR) research and development team would be incorporated into Google during the first quarter of 2025...
