Enlarge / Apple's global headquarters in Cupertino, California. (credit: Sam Hall/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
Software developers have discovered apparent references to a new Apple operating system called "realityOS" in App Store upload logs and in GitHub repositories used by the company.
The references were shared widely by developers Rens Verhoeven and Steve Troughton-Smith on Twitter. Verhoeven tweeted:
Uh what is Apple’s RealityOS doing in the App Store upload logs?
— Rens Verhoeven (@renssies) January 17, 2022
AR/VR confirmed? pic.twitter.com/Wp7XWieeEU
The tweet was accompanied by a screenshot from the logs that included "com.apple.platform.realityos" alongside a similar reference for an existing platform, "com.apple.platform.watchos."
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Enlarge / Apple's global headquarters in Cupertino, California. (credit: Sam Hall/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
Software developers have discovered apparent references to a new Apple operating system called "realityOS" in App Store upload logs and in GitHub repositories used by the company.
The references were shared widely by developers Rens Verhoeven and Steve Troughton-Smith on Twitter. Verhoeven tweeted:
Uh what is Apple’s RealityOS doing in the App Store upload logs?
— Rens Verhoeven (@renssies) January 17, 2022
AR/VR confirmed? pic.twitter.com/Wp7XWieeEU
The tweet was accompanied by a screenshot from the logs that included "com.apple.platform.realityos" alongside a similar reference for an existing platform, "com.apple.platform.watchos."
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February 10, 2022 at 03:10AM
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