In recent days, further Apple-related trademark activity has surfaced that could hint at upcoming products from the tech giant. In addition to the already well-known "xrOS" and "xrProOS," the "realityproOS" and "realOS" trademarks have now also surfaced. These new trademark filings indicate that Apple is seeking to protect various options as it prepares for the upcoming unveiling of its long-awaited headset.
Apple is known for carefully protecting its brands and intellectual property rights. In the past, the company has often registered various names and trademarks to protect its future products. current Trademark activity surrounding "realityproOS" and "realOS" is now raising further questions about Apple's potential future plans and how these trademarks might fit into the company's product strategy. The "realityproOS" trademark was recently registered in New Zealand. It originates from Immersive Health Solutions LLC, which has previously trademarked trademarks such as "Reality One" and "Reality Pro." It is believed that these terms were discussed as potential names for Apple's upcoming headsets. The "realityproOS" trademark was initially filed in Jamaica to establish a priority date and obscure Apple's early efforts at trademark protection.
Apple's brand expansion: realityproOS and realOS
However, the exact purpose or function of "realityproOS" remains unclear. Another interesting trademark is "realOS," registered by Realityo Systems LLC. Originally filed in Europe last year, Realityo Systems has filed additional applications for "realOS" in various countries in recent weeks with a narrower description than "computer operating systems, computer operating systems for integrated circuits." Interestingly, an older trademark for "realOS" in the United States formerly belonged to Fujitsu but was acquired by Realityo Systems in November 2022. With recent trademark activity surrounding "xrOS," "xrProOS," "realityproOS," and "realOS," Apple appears to be seeking to protect various options as it prepares for the upcoming unveiling of its headset. It remains to be seen how these trademarks will ultimately be used and what place they will occupy in Apple's product lineup. (Image: Rendersbyjan)
