Apple will push the official game controller

Imagine if you put a handle on your iPhone, and then you can easily play games on the big screen through Apple TV. It would be nice to have an Xbox-like experience.

In fact, this year's WWDC conference, Craig Federighi, senior vice president of Apple Software has introduced this possibility of existence. At the same time, he said that Apple has already reached cooperation with third-party game players such as Logitech and Moga. In the future, Apple will jointly launch Apple's official game controllers.

Apple officials also gave two examples of hardware. One is to embed the iPhone/iPod touch, and the other is similar to the traditional handle (as shown below). Both models have D-pads, dual analog sticks, four operation buttons, shoulder triggers, and dedicated pause buttons.

Naturally, the handle of the iPhone/iPod touch is embedded, and the player can also control by touching the product.

This paradigm, which resembles a traditional handle, is connected via Bluetooth or wireless to devices such as Apple TV.