This mockup by the designer Dominik Hofacker provides a plausible suggestion of how Apple might present its new approach to personal computing to the world.

If you'd like to get an idea of what realityOS might look like, check out these concept illustrations from Dominik Hofacker, posted by the well-known dev Steve Troughton-Smith.

We can’t help but notice how the videos imagine using AR glasses to easily add multiple virtual screens. As a matter of fact, Dominik Hofacker recently shared on Twitter a really well-done concept video imagining adding extra virtual screens to your Mac via an Apple AR accessory.

An AR concept video shows how virtual displays could appear next to real ones, making the user more productive without having to carry around all that hardware.

How might the advent of AR technology redefine how we interact with computers? That’s the question Dominik Hofacker (XD, 2021) wanted to answer in his project for Berwyn Hung’s Experimentation class at the Brandcenter.

The winning team for Peloton was a group of roommates, giving them the opportunity to work together in-person. The team was made up of Dominik Hofacker (XD, 2021), Thomas Freeman (ST, 2021), Hannah Berling (AD, 2021) and Chelsie Kelly (CW, 2021).

MacRumors (~1 million followers on Twitter) featured my project macOS reality in a tweet.

Nur eine Zukunftsstudie, aber eine faszinierende: Ein Mac erscheint auf dem Schreibtisch nur mit ”Apple Glasses” initiiert.

Those of a certain age will remember watching Tom Cruise working his futuristic computer in Minority Report and, if this concept is any indication, we could get something similar via the humble Mac.

A designer’s radical new concept shows what future Macs could look like if augmented reality glasses replaced the computers’ physical screens.

The concept design comes from Berlin-based Dominik Hofacker who recently posted it on the ConceptsiPhone YouTube channel.

An artist created a vision for a set of augmented reality glasses running a new Apple operating system. His concept video is built around the strong evidence that Apple is designing just such a product.