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I want to play The Sims using Apple AR/VR headset. I want to be in the game. No one should be able to mess with me.Hopefully indie games like Job Simulator will be on there, that game’s fun.
I want to play The Sims using Apple AR/VR headset. I want to be in the game. No one should be able to mess with me.Hopefully indie games like Job Simulator will be on there, that game’s fun.
I wouldn’t either, but Apple probably should.I wouldn't worry about it.
The Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), Apple's annual developer and software-oriented conference, is now just a few days away. As with previous years, Apple is expected to introduce major updates to all of its operating systems, but unique to WWDC 2023, Apple is also very likely to unveil xrOS, the software that will run its much-rumored AR/VR mixed-reality headset. Here's everything we're expecting from it.
I love the way they continue to spin this. It's like a rumor supporting a another rumor that is supporting yet another rumor.
- Apple has not publicly acknowledged the existence of its headset, but internal Apple sources have confirmed that the operating system will be called xrOS, and Apple has used hidden shell companies to trademark the name in various countries.
- xrOS is meant to stand for "extended reality," hinting at the augmented and virtual reality functions at the heart of the head-mounted device. The backend capitalization also conforms to the naming conventions Apple has adopted for all of the operating systems in its ecosystem.
- According to reporting by Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, Apple sees the headset as a device for gaming, watching streaming video, video conferencing, health and fitness, and interfacing with other people. Therefore xrOS will be focused on providing the best possible environment for delivering that content.
I wouldn’t either, but Apple probably should.
I agree, echo chambers filled with yes men are the way to success!Why? Go to any company and you'll have a few/some employees who do not meet expectations. Let them go, life goes on with a better team.
I agree, echo chambers filled with yes men are the way to success!
As far as I know Google Glass was not AR. HUD yes, but not AR.The now defunct-Google Glass: An early example of an AR interface
Knowingly launching a still rudimentary feature, especially when that feature is something as important as typing, is bad.Apple is also said to be working on an in-air typing feature that is expected to be a bit rudimentary at launch, with Apple to make notable improvements over time.
As far as I know Google Glass was not AR. HUD yes, but not AR.
Knowingly launching a still rudimentary feature, especially when that feature is something as important as typing, is bad.
Obviously not! Internal criticism is vital to Apple’s success.I don't understand... Are you suggesting that Apple, one of the most successful companies in the world, with close to a billion customers, many repeat, is propelled to that level of success with yes men?
Knowingly launching a still rudimentary feature, especially when that feature is something as important as typing, is bad.
If it really is $3k then you know how niche a market it's aiming itself towards and how many they expect to sell. It might be good, but it would be better if the price point meant a wider audience to encourage the development of apps.
You just precisely described the MacRumors forums! Thank you! But you left out the additional 100 pages of the same thing if/when the product is announced and released. There has never been an Apple product release that wasn’t derided, condemned, declared DOA, dismissed, laughed at by the MacRumors forum commenters.Can’t wait for five pages of comments about how it’s “DOA” and “nobody will buy this” when nobody has even seen the thing yet.
That game would be a good fit, and already has a version for hand-tracking. But the biggest issue is that the company that made it was bought by Google, and I don’t think Apple would want to promote Google software very prominently.Hopefully indie games like Job Simulator will be on there, that game’s fun.
Even among VR enthusiasts, there is a ton of debate on which capabilities to prioritize, so there is no way to please everyone. Smartphones all look largely the same and have similar features, with a couple exceptions (FaceID). XR devices are quite widely varied, and there isn’t really a way to implement all the best features in a single device. For example, if you want a wide FOV, you have to use an opaque device. Transparent devices like HoloLens,They actually do work at Apple: https://www.macrumors.com/2023/03/26/apple-employees-concerned-about-headset/
Let's make it even better for ourselves and stay in Reality.Does anyone thinks xrOS sounds confusing?
RealityOS sounds so much better and appealing.
Well, they may not announce the price… there were several months between the Apple Watch announcement and the announcement of its price.Happy that we are less than a week away from WWDC. At least we will not have to speculate much longer.
You just precisely described the MacRumors forums! Thank you! But you left out the additional 100 pages of the same thing if/when the product is announced and released. There has never been an Apple product release that wasn’t derided, condemned, declared DOA, dismissed, laughed at by the MacRumors forum commenters.
I can’t wait to come back to comments like thisExpect nobody to use it
Yep and well put, and so do the so called leakers…I love the way they continue to spin this. It's like a rumor supporting an another rumor that is supporting yet another rumor.![]()
They keep guessing until it’s trueYep and well put, and so do the so called leakers…
This is as prophetic as "first" comments.Can’t wait for five pages of comments about how it’s “DOA” and “nobody will buy this” when nobody has even seen the thing yet.