Apple’s mixed reality headset should run realityOS
As highlighted by Parker Ortolani of The Verge, two trademark applications were filed on December 8, 2021 in relation to the term “realityOS” under several categories including software, computer and video games, and wearable computer hardware.References to “realityOS” have been found several times in Apple’s software, with the term believed to be the official marketing name for the operating system that Apple’s future AR headsets will run.
These trademark applications lead credence to this theory, although Apple is unsurprisingly not the company that filed them. Behind the applications is a mysterious company known as Realityo Systems LLC.
That company seems to be a temporary shell corporation intended to hide Apple’s trademark filings. It wouldn’t be the first time it has done such a thing, in fact it did so as recently as last year to protect the macOS 12 ‘Monterey’ name.
There’s been speculation recently about a potential preview of Apple’s mixed reality headset at WWDC 2022 on June 6. However, Mark Gurman says that’s unlikely to happen. A debut later in the year, perhaps at an in-person event alongside the iPhone 14 series, seems like the most plausible scenario right now.
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