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🚨🔥Mark Zuckerberg just declared war on Apple.
In a shocking 3-hour conversation with Joe Rogan, he tore apart Apple's strategy:
In a recent interview on "The Joe Rogan Experience," Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg openly criticized Apple's recent strategies and innovations. He contended that Apple has been "coasting" on the success of the iPhone, introduced by Steve Jobs, without significant innovation in recent years. Zuckerberg stated, "They haven’t really invented anything great in a while. Steve Jobs invented the iPhone, and now they’re just kind of sitting on it 20 years later."
He also addressed Apple's App Store policies, particularly the 30% fee imposed on developers, describing it as a "tax" that compensates for declining iPhone sales. Zuckerberg suggested that Apple's reliance on such fees indicates a lack of recent groundbreaking products. He remarked, "They’re squeezing people with this 30% tax on developers to subsidize their declining sales."
Furthermore, Zuckerberg criticized Apple's restrictive ecosystem, highlighting the challenges Meta faced when attempting to integrate its Ray-Ban smart glasses with the iPhone. He argued that Apple's closed protocols hinder competition and innovation, particularly in the development of accessories that could seamlessly connect with iPhones. He noted, "They’ve just thoroughly hamstrung the ability for anyone else to build something that can connect to the iPhone in the same way."
Regarding Apple's recent product releases, Zuckerberg commented on the Vision Pro headset, suggesting that it is overpriced at $3,500 and inferior to Meta's more affordable options. He acknowledged, however, that future iterations might show improvement. He stated, "They shipped something for $3,500 that I think is worse than the thing that we shipped for $300 or $400."
These remarks underscore the ongoing rivalry between Meta and Apple, particularly in areas like augmented reality and virtual reality, as both companies vie for dominance in the tech industry.
In a shocking 3-hour conversation with Joe Rogan, he tore apart Apple's strategy:
In a recent interview on "The Joe Rogan Experience," Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg openly criticized Apple's recent strategies and innovations. He contended that Apple has been "coasting" on the success of the iPhone, introduced by Steve Jobs, without significant innovation in recent years. Zuckerberg stated, "They haven’t really invented anything great in a while. Steve Jobs invented the iPhone, and now they’re just kind of sitting on it 20 years later."
He also addressed Apple's App Store policies, particularly the 30% fee imposed on developers, describing it as a "tax" that compensates for declining iPhone sales. Zuckerberg suggested that Apple's reliance on such fees indicates a lack of recent groundbreaking products. He remarked, "They’re squeezing people with this 30% tax on developers to subsidize their declining sales."
Furthermore, Zuckerberg criticized Apple's restrictive ecosystem, highlighting the challenges Meta faced when attempting to integrate its Ray-Ban smart glasses with the iPhone. He argued that Apple's closed protocols hinder competition and innovation, particularly in the development of accessories that could seamlessly connect with iPhones. He noted, "They’ve just thoroughly hamstrung the ability for anyone else to build something that can connect to the iPhone in the same way."
Regarding Apple's recent product releases, Zuckerberg commented on the Vision Pro headset, suggesting that it is overpriced at $3,500 and inferior to Meta's more affordable options. He acknowledged, however, that future iterations might show improvement. He stated, "They shipped something for $3,500 that I think is worse than the thing that we shipped for $300 or $400."
These remarks underscore the ongoing rivalry between Meta and Apple, particularly in areas like augmented reality and virtual reality, as both companies vie for dominance in the tech industry.
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