Google spent $250 million to acuire engineers from HTC Vive for Android XR, echoing moves it made with HTC for the Pixel in 2017.

Apple has canceled an XR device that it has been working on for years and which was supposed to rival Meta and Google's ...

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The deal grants Google non-exclusive IP rights while HTC retains tech use and development, advancing AR/VR innovation. Next: Access Our New, Shockingly Simple 'Alert System' The deal involves ...

HTC has agreed to transfer its XR development team to Google for US$250 million, including non-exclusive licensing of its XR ...

The next AI battleground isn’t only new models, it’s hardware. OpenAI’s move into AR glasses & robots signals a future of new ...

Tech group reveals it put $19.9bn into its Reality Labs division, which develops its smart glasses and headsets, last year ...

Google said the acquisition will boost Android ... flagged Meta’s leadership in AR/VR with its Orion glasses and cost-effective Quest headsets. Price Action: GOOGL stock is up 0.71% at $204. ...