Apple, before you start making new products that no one needs, you have to learn how to make the ones that people do need: computers. Just start with simple things, you know, like keyboards.
Microsoft's HoloLens 2 had torn the industrial sector out of its sleep. During a personal test within industrial applications I found both resolution and their imaging technology of the current bulky V2 (and the currently integrated ideas) rather poor. But all developers are aware of its huge potential.
It is no more about silly VI games for boys and girls.
If you haven't heard anything about it yet, keep believing your story...
IMO Apple slept the pocket gimbal camera and drones market (the Chinese high-tech
company DJI was awake).
Also about the integration of hydrogen internal combustion engines into future Apple cars (instead of slow charging conventional electric cars) one doesn't hear much anymore. It is completely unclear whether the talks with
BMW were broken off.
Apple must (and can, since it is actually a strong, robust American corporation) really define where it wants to go. And then Apple has to go.
Of course there are still big problems with the glasses (weight, battery, transmitter unit, projection...). Nevertheless it would be a gimmick that everyone will love to put on, if one gets an extended visual access to the real world, without picking up an iPhone, without looking at your wrist.
Apple will launch the glasses to market. When? When it's ready. DigiTimes... who were those crazy?
Apple will be at least that far. But that status it's not mature enough for Apple. Of course they will work even harder on that project.