Apple technology giant can use ‘reality’ in names and branding headsets for a long reality that has long been deployed, according to trademark applications. Three different submissions show trademarks for the term ‘reality one’, ‘reality pro`, and’ reality processor ‘, which in accordance with the name Realityos that appears in the Apple code and the application of the trademark that might offend the operating system for The Headset, quoting Bloomberg , The Verge reported.
The application is submitted by a business called Immersive Health Solutions, LLC, not by Apple. To help keep their plans a secret, companies like Apple often use Shell company names when applying for a patent or trademark. But, as shown by the original report, immersive health solutions based in Delaware are registered by Corporation Trust Co.-Perpayan Shell company as well
Appeared in the Realityos trademark. Besides the US, applications are submitted in the EU, England, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Saudi Arabia, Costa Rika, and The three submissions mention “Headsets of Virtual and Augmented Reality, Glasses, Glasses, and Smartglasses,” the report said. ‘Reality One’ trademark can refer to The name of the headset itself, while ‘reality pro’ shows the spec-coosted version that Apple has planned on the road, in line with the same Apple Moniker Pro ‘ Valid for upper class devices. Meanwhile, the name ‘Reality Processor’ may mention the headset processing unit, which is reportedly a M2 chip.