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Meta Internal Meeting Reveals Jabs at Apple and a Twitter Competitor 6/9/23

TechCheck

CNBC

Disruptors, Cnbc, Investing, Tech, Management, Business, Technology, Faang

4.566 Ratings

🗓️ 9 June 2023

⏱️ 6 minutes

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Summary

In the battle of the titans, Apple and Meta have long been locking horns on products, privacy, and now the new era of headsets. In leaked audio from an internal all-hands meeting, there were reports that Zuckerberg criticized the Vision Pro, particularly its price tag. The meeting also revealed the tech giant is now working on a Twitter competitor, though many apps have tried and failed.

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0:00.0

Some strong pushback from Mark Zuckerberg on Apple's VR headset competitor.

0:06.4

That's the focus of today's Tech Check with Steve Kovac.

0:08.9

Hey Steve.

0:09.9

Yeah, Carl, Mark Zuckerberg going after Apple, his new rival in mixed reality headsets

0:14.2

yesterday in a meeting with all hands with meta employees.

0:18.2

According to leak audio of the meeting obtained by the verge Zuckerberg

0:21.0

Zuckerberg criticized Apple's new Vision Pro headset

0:23.9

particularly on that $3,500 price tag. Zuckerberg saying quote I think that

0:29.6

their announcement really

0:33.9

Showcases the difference in values and the vision that our companies bring to this in a way that I think is really important

0:38.2

We innovate to make sure that our products are accessible and affordable to everyone as possible.

0:44.4

Now Apple's Vision Pro costs more than three times

0:46.8

Meta's a thousand dollar Quest Pro headset that came out last year and a $500 consumer

0:52.4

model for Meta is coming later this year.

0:55.0

Now it's setting the stage for a high versus low end battle for headsets next year when the Vision

0:59.4

Pro launches here in the US.

1:01.6

And it's not just about headsets though, Zuckerberg laying out an AI roadmap for his employees

1:06.6

saying generative AI can help users build things in the metaverse.

1:10.6

Also bringing generative AI features to Facebook apps like a soon

1:14.2

to be launched stickers feature for Messenger. Also according to the verge

1:18.4

Meta Chief Product Officer Chris Cox showed off the company's upcoming Twitter competitor that's based on

1:24.9

Instagram, clearly trying to capitalize on Twitter's issues including those losses

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