It is reported that Apple's AR / VR header display will run the "xrOS" operating system and run its own App.

CTOnews.com, December 2 (Xinhua)-- the system running in Apple's upcoming AR / VR header display is called "xrOS", which was originally planned to be named "RealityOS" or "rOS", Bloomberg reported.

▲ Ian Zelbo draws a concept map according to current revelations, Apple is already preparing for the headline release, which is expected to be released sometime in 2023. It is said that the product will have a unique system that belongs to the series, just like Apple TV and Apple Watch, and it will also have a dedicated App Store.

It is worth mentioning that the head display being developed by Apple focuses on "mixed reality" like Microsoft HoloLens, which can strike a balance between augmented reality and virtual reality.

Rumor has it that the head display will be pre-installed with new versions of software and systems, such as Maps and iMessages. The apps are said to be optimized for AR / VR, and Apple is developing a software development kit for the Touxian so that third-party developers can provide third-party apps for it.

Although Apple uses the internal code name "rOS" in its development process, xrOS is not really a common name, Bloomberg said.

In addition to confirming "xrOS" to unnamed sources, Bloomberg also found that a shell company named Deep Dive LLC has registered the name "xrOS" in several countries. CTOnews.com warns that Apple often uses shell companies to secretly register trademarks for its unlisted products.

There are not many details about this product, but more details will emerge as time goes by. Please wait.