Apple reportedly planning on mixed-reality headset debut in June
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Apple's (NASDAQ:AAPL) plans to roll out a mixed-reality headset are still in the works, but the device isn't going to be on the market as early as first expected.
Apple (AAPL) has pushed back the debut of the its upcoming headset by two months, and is likely to show off the new device at its Worldwide Developers Conference in June. According to a report from Bloomberg, Apple (AAPL) is delaying the public unveiling of the headset by two months due to "lingering issues" with the development of the product.

Reports have circulated for months about Apple's (AAPL) progress with its mixed-reality headset, and just how much it will cost when it goes on sale. In January, some reports said the device was on track toward a $3,000-price tag, but that Apple (AAPL) engineers were working on a less-expensive model of the headset.

Speculation over what capabilities Apple's (AAPL) mixed-reality headset will include have also swirled for months. Last fall, reports arose that said Apple's (AAPL) headset would include iris-scanning technology that could be used by a person to make digital payments.