Apple Registers ‘xrOS’ Wordmark Ahead of Mixed Reality Headset Launch
Apple has registered a new wordmark, ‘xrOS’, ahead of the rumored announcement of its first mixed reality headset. The registration was confirmed by the New Zealand Intellectual Property Office and was submitted by a shell company of Apple. The wordmark ‘xrOS’ uses the San Francisco typeface created by Apple, aligning with the logo of Apple’s other operating systems such as iOS, macOS, watchOS, and tvOS.
‘xrOS’ The Platform for Apple’s New Headset
Bloomberg reported that Apple has settled on ‘xrOS’ as the platform name for its new headset. The name ‘xrOS’ references ‘extended reality’, indicating the immersive capabilities of the upcoming device. This move suggests that Apple is gearing up to make a significant impact in the realm of mixed reality.
Anticipated Announcement The Apple Reality Pro
Apple is also rumored to announce the Apple Reality Pro on June 5, the first day of WWDC 2023. The headset is expected to offer an immersive experience with multiple sensors and high-definition displays. It will also feature high-resolution cameras to let users interact with the real world in augmented reality.
Looking Ahead The Future of Apple’s Mixed Reality Offerings
With the registration of the ‘xrOS’ wordmark and the anticipated announcement of the Apple Reality Pro, Apple is poised to make significant strides in the mixed reality market. As we await more details about the new headset and its operating system, it’s clear that Apple’s mixed reality future is looking brighter than ever.
