I'm not very bullish on AR/VR headsets, but as more details leak about Apple's upcoming product, I'm starting to get more interested.

The latest rumor concerns three screens in the upcoming Apple headset, which is puzzling because we only have two eyes.

But the rationale is solid, and it makes the headset sound like a very well-thought-out product.

In other news:

• Truly wireless charging -- which doesn't rely on a charging mat of any kind -- is coming, and Samsung is there first. Can't wait until something similar comes to iPhones, AirPods and the like.

• There's a lot of Apple-compatible kit coming out ahead of this year's CES electronics expo. We have a few of the most interesting items so far.

• There's a nasty bug in HomeKit that sends iPhones and iPads into a restart loop. Luckily, there's a fix.

-- Leander Kahney, EIC.

Apple VR/AR headset might have more screens than people have eyes — www.cultofmac.com

Apple’s upcoming virtual reality and augmented reality headset will have three displays, according to a new report by display-industry analysts. They also have a prediction for what the third screen will be used for.

Samsung beats Apple to truly wireless charging over Wi-Fi waves — www.cultofmac.com

Despite Apple’s lengthy and ongoing efforts to deliver much-improved charging technologies, archrival Samsung beat Cupertino in the race for truly wireless charging. Except you won’t find the tech in a smartphone ... yet.

This sensor-packed collar wants to be your dog’s Apple Watch — www.cultofmac.com

Invoxia's new Smart Dog Collar can monitor your pet’s vital signs via advanced technology as well as track via GPS.

Schlage rolls out first smart lock in US to support Apple Home Key — www.cultofmac.com

The new Encode Plus Smart WiFi Deadbolt works as a typical ‌HomeKit‌ deadbolt, functioning over Wi-Fi without needing a separate hub to integrate with the Home app across Apple’s platforms. However, now you have the option of adding a digital key in the Wallet app

HomeKit bug can send iPhone into reboot loop of death. Here’s how to avoid it. — www.cultofmac.com

A newly discovered HomeKit bug can render unsuspecting iPhone and iPad users with a completely unresponsive device. All it takes is for a smart home gadget to be given a super-long name.

Awesome silicone skin makes Apple TV look like a retro console — www.cultofmac.com

Elago's awesome T4 skin makes your set-top streamer look like a classic SNES. Get yours for less than $22 while it's on sale.

Turn your iPhone into a boom box with Scosche's new MagSafe-compatible speakers — www.cultofmac.com

The accessories-maker launches a series of MagSafe-compatible products, including two Bluetooth speakers that can boost your iPhone’s sound on the go. The company also rolled out new car mounts and a wireless charger, among other items.

TP-Link’s extensive new Tapo lineup of smart plugs, lights and sensors support Apple HomeKit — www.cultofmac.com

The collection includes smart plugs, switches, smart lighting and more. With nine new products coming out this year, it’s a big push into supporting Apple’s home automation system.

Oral-B’s new brushes work with iPhone to give you cleaner, healthier teeth — www.cultofmac.com

With features like real-time feedback, pressure control, multiple brushing modes, and the ability to monitor your brushing habits, the iO4, iO5 and iO10 brushes promise greater plaque removal and improved gum health.

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One more thing ...

"Sometimes life is going to hit you in the head with a brick. Don’t lose faith." -- Steve Jobs