Late last month it was revealed that Apple is quietly working on the iPhone 8 in its Herzliya, Israel offices. Today, it's been revealed that the Cupertino giant is working on its car operating software in its Kanata, Canada facility. The location is somehow strategic, since the tech company hired ex-employees of its former rival, BlackBerry, to work on this project. According to MacRumors, Apple's R&D facility in Canada is focused on the "software core" of its upcoming self-driving car program that is currently being developed by a separate Project Titan team. The car operating system is said to come with many features, such as a heads-up display that would be very useful to drivers who want to access Maps via Apple's digital assistant, Siri.