A new series of patent filings by Apple outlines attempts to modernize head-mounted displays (HMDs) that can be plugged into iPods or iPhones by decoupling the image generation components from the ...

Don't let the picture fool you; it's not as awkward as it looks. Perhaps that's not the most auspicious start, but come on, it's a video visor. You're not going to look elegant. The HMZ-T1 from Sony ...

Google's been flaunting its Google Glass prototype left and right, but it may not be the only company getting into the head-up-display business. Apple was granted a patent for a head-mounted display ...

GameSpot may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and from purchases through links. A patent filed by Microsoft on January 30, 2012, and this week made ...

Anyone who gets their hopes up every time a tech company files a new patent for some revolutionary dream device will get their heart broken more often than not. That said, we’re unreasonably excited ...

Sony has gone public with an updated head-mounted display at CES, revealing the sleek HMZ-T3W during a presentation fronted by Michael Fasulo. The headset, sporting a fairly typical visor design, is ...

Engineers are apparently working on an innovative design for the head-mounted display Apple is secretly developing: the company requested a patent for a motorized adjustment system. Apple doesn’t ...

In a concept similar to Samsung's Gear VR, Apple has been awarded a patent for a device that would allow an iPhone to serve as the display for a portable virtual reality headset. The U.S. Patent and ...

Apple has been granted a patent for a head-mounted display, which could be used to make a Google Project Glass rival. The patent, spotted by Wired on Tuesday, was originally filed by Apple in 2006, ...