Apple May Have Registered More ‘Reality’ Trademarks 

• The realityOS may be a potential name for the operating system
• It registered ‘Reality One,’ ‘Reality Pro’ and ‘Reality Processor’ in the US
• Clues emerged in February that Apple may be using “Reality” branding

Apple may again be hoping to make sure about “Reality” brand names in front of the send off of its eagerly awaited AR/VR headset, Bloomberg has announced.

Applications were petitioned for the names “Reality One,” “Reality Pro” and “Reality Processor” in the US, EU, UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Saudi Arabia, Costa Rica, and Uruguay. While Apple didn’t straightforwardly demand the brand names, they were documented by law offices that it has recently used to guarantee brand names.

Trademark applications were spotted for “realityOS” at USPTO

Signs arose in February that Apple might utilize “Reality” marking for its headsets when the term was seen in GitHub open source code and App Store transfer logs. 

Those were documented by an organization called Realityo Systems, however, proof recommends that is a shell organization made by Apple to cover its tracks.

With realityOS as an expected name for the working framework, Reality One and Reality Pro could be naming choices for the genuine headsets. 

“Reality Processor” could be an M2-based chip intended for the headset that apparently incorporates 16 gigabytes of memory, alongside illustrations innovation intended for high-goal VR and AR pictures.

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Apple’s development of AR/VR headsets has been rumored 

There are comparative signs with the new filings. The three “Reality” brand names were recorded by a shell organization called Immersive Health Solutions LLC consolidate in February, as per Bloomberg. 

That was enlisted by one more shell enterprise (Corporation Trust Co.) frequently utilized for filings by firms who need to keep away from exposure. Brand names documented in different nations like New Zealand, in the meantime, were made by law offices that Apple has utilized previously.

Apple’s improvement of AR/VR headsets has been reputed for a really long time after it bought VR organization VRvana in 2017. The latest talk from Bloomberg recommends that the headset will be deferred until 2023. 

It might incorporate VR adaptations of applications like Maps and FaceTime alongside joint effort includes that will assist it with rivaling Meta. It might likewise allow clients to watch films and other substances while offering well-being-related capabilities.

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