Apple had been working on its plans to build an autonomous vehicle by itself, however, the company has now shifted its focus more towards building the software and the underlying technology for the vehicle.
Apple CEO Tim Cook has confirmed that the tech giant is indeed working on software for self-driving cars, calling the development effort "the mother of all projects."
Apple received a permit in California earlier this month so it could start testing Lexus cars with self-driving technology, and already, Apple has been spotted driving around the Silicon Valley area.
While Google, Microsoft, and Facebook move ahead with their augmented reality applications, Apple has yet to unveil an augmented or virtual reality product yet. Now, well-known Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has stated that it could still take the Cupertino-based company up to two years to jump into the AR/VR market. The news was first reported by Apple Insider,...
Hundreds of employees of Apple's secret automotive project, dubbed Project Titan, have reportedly been laid off, reassigned, or left of their own accord in recent months, according to a new report from Bloomberg. The tech giant is reportedly scaling back plans to build a car, and the team responsible for the project has been given until...