Apple plans to hold WWDC 2022 on Monday, June 6th. We expect Apple to announce iOS 16, iPadOS 16, macOS 13 and more. However, Apple is likely to announce its new hardware at its event. The company is expected to announce the updated MacBook Air at this stage. It was previously reported that Apple will present an AR headset at the event. Apple’s AR headset has been delayed to next year and will not be announced at tomorrow’s WWDC event, according to a new report.

In the report, it is mentioned that Apple’s long-awaited AR / VR headset has a temperature problem due to the processor. As of now, The New York Times reports that the AR headset will take some time before Apple decides to offer it to the public.

This isn’t the first time we’ve heard details about the delay in the launch of augmented reality headsets. Many reports last month said that Apple will delay the release of the long-rumored headset. Mark Gourmet also suggested in January that the headset is facing manufacturing issues with the device’s temperature and won’t be released until 2023.

Apple hired Mike Rockwell, an engineer at Dolby Technologies, and appointed him to run the business. [AR/VR]. According to two people familiar with the project, their first attempt to create an augmented reality product was hampered by weak computing power. According to these individuals, ongoing battery power issues have forced Apple to delay the release to next year.

Apple’s board recently received a demo version of the AR headset, which suggests the product is nearing completion. Although there are speculations that the AR Headset could be announced at this year’s WWDC. Remember that Apple has the final word, so be sure to treat the news with skepticism.