Apple Hints at Two Unreleased Game Controllers in macOS Code
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Apple is testing its own hardware for controlling game consoles, new details found in the initial release of macOS 26.7 Tahoe suggest. While the Cupertino company has traditionally relied on third-party vendors, encouraging users to connect third-party controllers like Sony PlayStation, Microsoft Xbox, or Nintendo to its ecosystem, special system plugins and device profiles for two unannounced, Apple-developed controllers have briefly appeared.
Can the PS5 controller surpass the Xbox controller? While everyone's talking about the latest iPhone, here's a little change of pace with some peripheral rumors. On the MacRumors forums, it's been reported that within the macOS Tahoe 26.7 release candidate code, something identified as Apple hardware…
Code suggesting that Apple may be developing its own official game controller has been discovered in the first release candidate (RC) of macOS 26.7.
Traces of these two gaming hardware have been seen in the experimental code of version 26.7 of the Mac OS. The post Apple is apparently working on the development of two dedicated game controllers appeared first on Digiato.
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