It’s not entirely clear at this time if the new report is based on independent verification, or it is just a rehash of Prosser’s claims. 

Per the tipster, Apple Glass will be paired with an iPhone, and the handset will do most of the processing and handle connectivity. Although the glasses probably won’t have a camera, they are tipped to come with a lidar sensor and both the lenses will have screens. The accessory will be controlled using gestures and probably leverage the ARKit framework to place digital elements on top of the real world.

The price will likely start at $499, with prescription lenses costing more. A tinted version will probably not be available as Apple hasn’t cracked that yet.The glasses will likely be lightweight and not heavy like some of the AR/VR headsets we have seen. 

They will probably look and feel like your average glasses and this could be their USP.