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iOS 13: Everything that’s new with augmented reality

The end goal of Apple’s augmented reality program is currently a mystery, particularly in light of a DigiTimes rumor claiming that Apple disbanded the team responsible for its AR head-mounted display. This rumor flies in the face of a slightly earlier report from analyst Ming-Chi Kuo claiming we’d see some kind of Apple AR headset as early as next year.

There’s little doubt, though, that Apple is still championing augmented reality with a zeal we find in few other competitors, and the progress in the new ARKit 3 (and so in iOS 13 and iPadOS 13) feels like a great

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