Apple's New Goggles Could Spell Trouble
Rumors of an unreleased Apple-made goggle have caused concern among tech enthusiasts due to potential disruption to existing markets and security concerns related to its use on Windows platforms.
Jan. 12, 2023 4:33AM
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Recently, a Twitter user uncovered information about an unreleased Apple-made goggle from within a Windows-based iPhone management app. The app contains information about two operating systems, RealityOS and xrOS, which are said to be the ones used in the Apple goggles. Does this mean that something can be done with the goggles even on Windows? The news of these goggles has many people worried. For one thing, it could spell trouble for other tech companies who have been working on their own virtual reality products. It also raises questions about privacy and security issues if the technology is accessible through Windows. Furthermore, it’s unclear what exactly these goggles will be used for or how they will interact with existing devices and software. Apple has yet to comment on the leaked information or confirm any details regarding their new product. However, this news has already caused a stir among tech enthusiasts and industry professionals alike. Many are concerned that this new device could disrupt existing markets and cause problems for other companies who have invested heavily in developing their own virtual reality products.