It seems like every big tech company has been dipping their toes into augmented reality devices and now Samsung is getting in on the action.

It seems like every big tech company has been dipping their toes into augmented reality devices and now Samsung is getting in on the action.
Facebook has made a couple of announcements during their Facebook Connect event (formerly known as Oculus Connect) including the new Oculus Quest 2, Project Aria and much more.
Back at I/O 2018, Google announced a new augmented reality feature for Google Maps that lets you see directions in the real world.
It won’t be too long before you’ll be able to become a wizard in Niantic’s Harry Potter: Wizards Unite.
Nreal has announced more details about their Light mixed reality glasses.
Bose has announced that their first audio AR sunglasses/wearables, Frames are now available in Canada, Europe and parts of the Middle East and Asia-Pacific.
Waterloo-based North has announced that their Focals smart glasses will be getting price cut.
Bose, the company known best for making high-quality audio products is dipping their toes into wearables with Frames, their first audio-only AR sunglasses.
Magic Leap has announced that their Magic Leap One Creator Edition headset is now available for purchase.
Google has announced their experimental augmented reality app, Just a Line, now allows users to draw with a friend on both Android and now iOS.