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The Vision Pro spatial computer is still available for preorder before its Friday launch‚ with a report claiming that Apple has already sold 200‚000 units. This follows a similar estimate from a few days ago that mentioned sales of up to 180‚000 units. Is any of that enough to get excited about the first ever Apple computer that you wear on your head? I'd say that it might be too early to tell whether the Vision Pro is a success despite this seemingly impressive milestone. Continue reading... The post Apple reportedly sold 200‚000 Vision Pro units so far‚ but is that good? appeared first on BGR. Trending Right Now: Apple TV+ has 4 of the most popular shows on any streamer right now Was Amazon hacked? Here’s why users are panicking about Amazon Lockers

Apple has a mysterious operating system it's likely been testing for years: homeOS‚ which would be a variation of tvOS but for more devices than your Apple TV or HomePod. References to this system have been around since 2021‚ when Apple was looking for engineers to work on this project. This happened a few times over the years‚ and when the media spotted these homeOS job listings‚ Apple would change the description to tvOS and HomePod instead. While I'll try to explain in this article why I think this new system might finally be coming‚ I'd also like to point in the opposite direction. During the Apple Vision Pro rumor cycle‚ Bloomberg's Mark Gurman reported that Apple would call this operating system xrOS. Ultimately‚ Apple decided on visionOS. Still‚ it doesn't mean he was wrong. Instead‚ Apple's marketing team decided on this name‚ as there are several code references for xrOS and several developer's sessions‚ Apple's engineer referred to visionOS as xrOS. That said‚ every homeOS mention could be tvOS and HomePod Software. But here's why I think it's not. homeOS references tease a sea of yet-to-be-seen home products Image source: José Adorno for BGR The latest homeOS reference was spotted by MacRumors' Aaron Perris. According to him‚ there are new references on the tvOS 17.4 beta code that Apple is continually working on this software behind the scenes. Most likely‚ this software would be used for a HomePod with a screen. Bloomberg and other outlets have reported on a HomePod with iPad integration‚ like an Amazon Echo Show product. Apple is also apparently working on a HomePod with a circular display. That said‚ instead of the current wave animations that we have on the HomePod‚ we could see music and weather data‚ for example. MacRumors says tvOS 17.4 added a SharePlay feature for the HomePod‚ which would let people scan a QR Code to the Apple Music app on the TV so others could start a SharePlay session to add new songs to the list. This could hint at an upcoming feature for this homeOS system. Apple is also said to be working on several new home products‚ which‚ once again‚ could integrate with this upcoming operating system. I won't find it weird if Apple renames tvOS for homeOS as it launches more home products. Once again‚ WWDC could be the perfect place for Apple to announce these major changes. BGR will keep reporting about Apple's upcoming products as we learn more about them. Don't Miss: iOS 17.4 beta: Everything new for iPhone users The post Apple’s mysterious homeOS referenced again in tvOS 17‚ and I think it might debut soon appeared first on BGR. Trending Right Now: Apple TV+ has 4 of the most popular shows on any streamer right now Was Amazon hacked? Here’s why users are panicking about Amazon Lockers