I posted this before and you must not have watch it then But here it is again.
This was the entire Vision Pro presentation. It came at the end of their presentations.
It was the 'just one more thing' they are noted for at WWDC.
You take the word of someone on twitter over someone who was there? Figures.
I made no reference to how many times Apple said the term, because I can not recall one ever.
And I can't see how it matters if they did.Can you be that starved for some news that you are happy with folks just saying the word or in print.
But I did say something about how many times they say it has no bearing on a need for the term in a domain.
Did you miss that AGAIN? That is the thinking of a newb that I didn't think you were.
Google search 'results' are nothing. Google 'search terms' are a 'potential' indicator to a fair extent.
That is the 'terms' folks use to find whatever, not the results of the search. It goes towards SEO value.
There are tools to gauge those. I have used them well over 12 years. They are used in marketing.
I pay attention if the volume gets high enough for a particular 'search term'. But not hoard domains from it. It depends on how the word(s) are used in context of a market. Domains are all about marketing and marketability.
You should have realized the above within 2-5 years of domaining. So, how many times someone says it or is printed in a blog, news, or even on a billboard have no indication whatsoever that the term will have a need in domains.
I could think of a lot of words would show up more in domains if that were true. How is 'NEED' derived from that.
But I would think you should be able to point to a Apple web page with it? .
Where is Apple's 'domain' with it? HTC? Meta? MagicLeap? HP? Levovo? Pico? or someone selling their stuff?
I am sure there are a few retailers. There has to be. It does fit in that instance.
Just blog news and industry organizations. That is a fair market, but nobody is targeting it. Limited use in domains.
XRworld might be a good style of name for those needs by example. And no, I don't own it and don't know who does.
I can see a need and purpose for it. Same for retailers who sells all alt/new-media products.
So, here it is again. Maybe I am deaf?