Apple hosted the iPhone event on Tuesday and introduced its latest iPhone models, the iPhone 12 Pro and 12 Pro Max. Amongst other features, the latest smartphones sport the new LiDAR Scanner, which has been specifically designed for enhanced and more immersive Augmented Reality experiences. 

Apple has announced that they are planning to add augmented reality content as a companion to their TV streaming service in 2021.

Apple stock has recently reached a market capitalisation of $2 trillion, and Wall Street analysts have already begun discussing how much further it could climb, with one Apple analyst believing it could reach a $3 trillion value, but he's not sure how long it will take.

Apple is pulling augmented reality glasses out of futuristic cinema and into present-day reality. Soon, we can all feel like Tony Stark with his high-fashion AR sunglasses that show messages, notifications, and more. Instead of Stark Industries, however, the real-world tech equivalent, Apple, is developing the crazy cool eyewear. Thankfully, Apple departs from a Stark Industry comparison when it comes to weapons. Instead, Apple "arms" people with the most technologically advanced, useful, and just plain fun devices.

Trying to attempt your favourite beauty vlogger’s make-up tutorial can be a painstaking process, from trying to keep up, to countlessly pausing the video as you battle to blend eyeshadows and switch between brushes. More often than not, you’re left grabbing for the bottle of makeup remover instead of ready to walk the red carpet. However, there may be a solution...

Apple have recently released details of their new IPad Pro (link to iPad Pro) and this latest upgrade brings a pretty exciting new feature - the Lidar scanner. This ushers in a new wave of capabilities for Augmented Reality, but how does it work?