Apple Reportedly Developing iPhone Game Controllers
Bloomberg's Mark Gurman said Apple is developing two controllers likely to be sold under the Beats brand, according to The Verge.
Apple is reportedly developing two game controllers for the iPhone, likely to be sold under its Beats brand, Bloomberg's Mark Gurman reported, according to The Verge.
Rumors of Apple's entry into the game controller business had circulated for some time, and references to two first-party controllers were reportedly found in macOS code, according to the report.
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