Apple has filed a patent to watch 3D content without special glasses or headset


Apple hopes to one day be able to offer 3D content on its devices without the need for dedicated glasses. — AFP Relaxnews

Apple has filed a patent with the US Patent & Trademark Office (USPTO) for the ability to watch 3D images without special glasses. It’s hard to know if such technology could ever be integrated into an iPhone or iPad, but the desire to get rid of headphones or glasses to enjoy 3D content seems to be something Apple’s engineers are keen to develop.

Will it be possible to display a 3D image one day without wearing a special pair of glasses? Or to enjoy virtual reality content without a dedicated headset? That’s what Apple wants to do, and a new patent registered with the USPTO points in that direction.

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