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The MacRumors Show: Product Designer Marcus Kane Envisions What Apple’s AR/VR Headset Could Look Like
Marcus is an industrial designer and UX consultant who uses virtual and augmented reality headsets on a daily basis to support his workflow. He recently created detailed concept renders of what he expects Apple’s mixed-reality headset will look like with YouTuber David Lewis based on rumors, Apple patent filings, and his own expertise.
We talk through Marcus’s approach to the design and what existing Apple products inspired him, looking at some of the key aspects that Apple will have had to consider with the device. We also discuss the broader user experience with the headset, including its rumored waist-mounted battery pack – which Marcus has envisioned as enclosed in a pouch on a shoulder-strap that also contains a cable to power the device, potential restriction to indoors use only, and real-world passthrough with a “reality dial.”
Since Marcus uses existing headset products to support his design work, we learn about some of practical use-cases for this category of device, where Apple could compete, and what key software features the company could deliver. See more of Marcus’s work over in David Lewis’s latest video, and follow him on Instagram and Twitter.
We also discuss some of this week’s latest Apple news, including the rumor that watchOS 10 will include significant UI changes, iOS 17‘s purported Control Center redesign, display changes for 2025’s iPhone lineup, and more.
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New Orleans Saints’ Marcus Maye has ‘charges dropped’ after allegations he ‘pointed gun at group of girls in road rage’
NFL safety Marcus Maye has seen his aggravated assault charges dropped by a Louisiana district attorney, according to reports.
Maye, 30, was arrested last September after a group of teenage girls claimed the New Orleans Saints star pointed a gun at them in a road rage incident.
New Orleans Saints safety Marcus Maye has seen his aggravated assault charges dropped by a Louisiana district attorney after being arrested for pointing a gun at teenage girls last year[/caption]
Jefferson Parish District Attorney Paul Connick Jr. has refused to prosecute Maye due to “insufficient evidence,” according to a statement obtained by an NBC affiliate in New Orleans.
The NFL player was arrested and charged with aggravated assault with a firearm after the incident that occurred on August 29.
He was then released from the Jefferson Parish Correctional Center after posting $30,000 bond.
“Marcus vehemently denies the allegation from a motor vehicle incident, and looks forward to defending himself when all the facts come out,” Maye’s attorney, Eric Hessler, claimed at the time.
The former Florida standout started in all 10 games he played for the Saints in the 2022 season.
He started his NFL career with the New York Jets after they drafted the safety in the second round of the 2017 draft.
The Florida native moved to New Orleans last summer, signing a three-year, $28.5million contract with the team in free agency.
The U.S. Sun has reached out to the Jefferson Parish Sheriff’s office for comment.
Maye’s charges are dropped a month after his Saints teammate, Alvin Kamara, was indicted in connection with an alleged beating incident.
The five-time Pro Bowl running back allegedly punched Darnell Greene Jr. eight times at a Las Vegas nightclub the night before the 2022 Pro Bowl.
He was arrested and taken to Clark County jail after the ensuing Pro Bowl game.
Cincinnati Bengals cornerback Chris Lammons, Percy Harris, and Darrin Young were also arrested in connection with the incident.
Greene Jr.’s injuries reportedly left him unconscious with an orbital fracture around his right eye.
Kamara’s attorney said the state “avoided a contested preliminary hearing” by indicting the star running back.
“He intends to vigorously fight the allegations at trial as he was defending himself and others at the time of the incident,” Kamara’s attorney added.