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마이크로소프트, 메타와 파트너십. 팀즈, 오피스, 윈도우, 엑스박스를 VR 로 제공
— lunamoth (@lunamoth) October 11, 2022
Microsoft partners with Meta to bring Teams, Office, Windows, and Xbox to VR - The Verge https://t.co/tUv3OKLhQk
MetaとMicrosoftがパートナーシップを締結。
— 南研吾 minami kengo (@minamikengo1) October 11, 2022
Meta Questで「Excel」や「Word」が使えるようになるそうです。https://t.co/pIwFMK0nxh
Microsoft Partners with Meta on the Metaverse https://t.co/O0m9qyqQqw pic.twitter.com/z0FMBFN65U
— Thurrott Feed (@Thurrottfeed) October 11, 2022
Photorealistic avatar demo is impressive
— Kyle Russell (@kylebrussell) October 11, 2022
Really interesting use cases 2-3 years away instead of 5-10 pic.twitter.com/Wr8vRCxvh6
.@Accenture is now talking about its 700,000 employees and its remote workforce and using #VR to create virtual spaces where its employees can get together and have deployed over 60,000 Quest headsets. #MetaConnect2022 pic.twitter.com/BzADlDor68
— Anshel Sag (@anshelsag) October 11, 2022
Content aside, the fake conversation staging of #MetaConnect is just weird and awkward. I get the intent — humanize the company and the work in this space in particular — but it just feels forced with these memorized scripts. “Totally.”
— M.G. Siegler (@mgsiegler) October 11, 2022
Good question. To be fair, I think 2D screenshots of AR/VR don't do the experience justice. It does feel more impressive/lifelike when you're in it.
— Shirin Ghaffary (@shiringhaffary) October 11, 2022
But the graphics here still have a long way to go. Legs, for starters (which, per today's announcements, are coming next year). https://t.co/lnf0G3EeZ1
The Meta keynote is the most uninspiring keynote I have seen in a while.
— Kim Grinfeder (@kimgrinfeder) October 11, 2022
All the announcements are made. I’m going to talk in a couple hours and have a Q&A, but I can field questions here tonight. https://t.co/m30xANnTtX
— John Carmack (@ID_AA_Carmack) October 11, 2022
So... they straight up aren't showing any gameplay — not a single frame — of the Iron Man VR game?
— Ray Wong (@raywongy) October 11, 2022
Wow...#metaconnect
Big gaming news! Iron Man VR is coming to Quest 2 on November 3. pic.twitter.com/Rq16RhdKal
— Nathie (@NathieVR) October 11, 2022
My final thought on the Quest Pro: until now I did not realize how much of my facial motion involves teeth and tongue, the two things its cameras don't track.
— Adi Robertson (@thedextriarchy) October 11, 2022
Take flight when Marvel’s Iron Man VR makes its way to Meta Quest 2 this fall! Wishlist the game now on: https://t.co/l1JwCgGmby pic.twitter.com/Q9J8EeMP2d
— Marvel Games (@MarvelGames) October 11, 2022
Oh shit Meta avatars are getting legs.
— Nick Statt (@nickstatt) October 11, 2022
Zuckerberg also says the updated design, featured here, will be rolling out to users of Horizon and other Facebook apps in the future. pic.twitter.com/tw5bhjrYKc
We've made great strides to help advance the metaverse and the future of computing as we know it. It is still very early days, but the impact of a computing platform centered around people will be tremendously profound. A recap of today's announcements: https://t.co/Nd011kpnpU
— Boz (@boztank) October 11, 2022
NEWS: Meta is buying more game studios...
— Stephen Totilo (@stephentotilo) October 11, 2022
...including @Camouflaj , whose former PSVR exclusive Iron Man VR is coming to Quest
...and @ArmatureStudio who made RE4 VR and whose founders, uh, made a kind of game that would work reallllly well with first-person and goggles pic.twitter.com/J0HGQPiLb8
meta is building an amazing next-generation technology that's going to revolutionize everything, and to prove it here's another badly rendered simulacrum of our already charisma-challenged leader pic.twitter.com/iFlAMVNabP
— Karl Bode (@KarlBode) October 11, 2022
Our vision for the metaverse includes new ways for people to collaborate and be more productive. Learn more about how we’re helping to advance the future of work—with some powerful partnerships to boot: https://t.co/moI2lj3PaO pic.twitter.com/sZxgbeRzhK
— Reality Labs at Meta (@RealityLabs) October 11, 2022
Meta Quest Pro is aiming to change the way we work. Soon, Workrooms will be cross compatible with other Meta products like Portal, and we expect to enable Microsoft Teams for Workrooms. Also look out for Windows 365 in your VR space in the future. 😮 https://t.co/zuE7GIAAFF pic.twitter.com/WhxuAr6Fff
— Meta Quest (@MetaQuestVR) October 11, 2022
Learn more: https://t.co/iduFMquXJn
— Meta Quest (@MetaQuestVR) October 11, 2022
Evolving the future of work at Meta Connect:
— Alexandru Voica 💀 (@alexvoica) October 11, 2022
😎Meta Quest Pro, great for work
👨💼Your new virtual office in Horizon Workrooms
📈Powering productivity with Microsofthttps://t.co/C0RMNPghiS pic.twitter.com/ICmZP8WejH
Expect 1-2 Hours of Quest Pro Battery Life, Says Meta; Included Dock May Ease the Pain https://t.co/l4d11vZf5D pic.twitter.com/5JaKMoF1dP
— Road to VR (@RtoVR) October 11, 2022
Today at Meta Connect 20222, we showcased the progress we’ve made toward our vision for the metaverse over the past year: https://t.co/NNDUPMs1tq
— Alexandru Voica 💀 (@alexvoica) October 11, 2022
Here are some highlights from the keynote: 🧵👇
Has Meta beaten Apple to the punch with its new augmented reality headset, the Meta Quest Pro?
— Christopher Mims 🤌 (@mims) October 11, 2022
Sure sounds like it, according to this excellent @JoannaStern review of the new face computer from Metahttps://t.co/rfCuuA1bVJ
The Quest Pro sounds like a legitimately excellent VR headset, but is still way more science project than consumer product https://t.co/wB5ZMyO16T
— David Pierce (@pierce) October 11, 2022
"No one's buying VR headsets anymore."
— Damion Schubert, Zen Designer (@ZenOfDesign) October 11, 2022
"Well, let's triple the price."
"Brilliant. No notes."https://t.co/QsF6bFOo0h
The level of "I will never put a Meta/Facebook product on my face" reaction underneath any new Meta VR announcement is no longer surprising, but it is still notable. https://t.co/o1gtNJLgoe
— Kyle Orland (@KyleOrl) October 11, 2022
To clarify: Meta/FB has the added hurdle of convincing ppl to invest into their terrible reputation for abusing access to personal data. $1,499 for this tech *might* be fair from an outside vendor (HP, Valve, etc) that doesn't want to put its hooks into you. Not Fetabook.
— Sam Machkovech 🎮 PRGE (@samred) October 11, 2022
for the price of Meta Quest Pro, you can strap a PlayStation 5 onto one eye and an Xbox Series X onto the other and still have $500+tax leftover to buy the answer to whatever the heck Meta is doing here https://t.co/2MhdZf2kml
— Sam Machkovech 🎮 PRGE (@samred) October 11, 2022
The VR developer ecosystem is booming. To date, over $1.5b has been spent on games and apps in the Meta Quest Store: https://t.co/3d8XzYA3Jz
— Alexandru Voica 💀 (@alexvoica) October 11, 2022
We now have 33 titles that have made over $10m in gross revenue, and 55 apps have made over $5m in gross revenue since last year.
Zuckerberg's like, "Hey here's some actually pretty cool technology we're developing, presented in the most boring, cringey way we could come up with."
— Kevin牛 (@KevinCow) October 11, 2022
#VIVEFocus3 > #MetaQuestPro pic.twitter.com/mXKqbOWbRC
— HTC VIVE (@htcvive) October 11, 2022
Spending billions to make millions.
— dave karpf (@davekarpf) October 11, 2022
Real @Dril "Someone who is good at the economy please help me" energy. https://t.co/ZWUXMAKigK
Zuckerberg explaining what a one way door looks like pic.twitter.com/7Yc8Yo3XTC
— modest proposal (@modestproposal1) October 11, 2022
Mark Zuckerberg on Elon Musk possibly buying Twitter: “I think it's interesting as a saga… but I think even at this point, it's not actually clear what's going to happen.” Watch the exclusive interview: https://t.co/YbHkoek9PP pic.twitter.com/z4v4VCeppT
— The Verge (@verge) October 11, 2022
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has shown up in the Meta Connect keynote to talk about productivity. The Game Pass / Xbox Cloud Gaming on Quest is part of his announcements, but sounds like it's much more about working in the metaverse and supporting enterprise software platforms.
— Nick Statt (@nickstatt) October 11, 2022
I've tried the new Meta Quest Pro (tho not enough for a full review) and determined that at least two things can be true at once: It's the most technologically advanced VR headset yet, and it still doesn't make a great case for socializing & working in VR https://t.co/GzGzYiE1Xn
— Chaotic Goode (@LaurenGoode) October 11, 2022
RIP hololens
— Lucas Matney (@lucasmtny) October 11, 2022
.@Meta’s partnership with @Microsoft is significant given how pervasive Microsoft products are in the workplace. We expect this will be a catalyst for companies to dip a toe in the water on how virtual & augmented reality technology can be used in everyday business. #metaconnect pic.twitter.com/uGD1om5QZ3
— Ben Wood (@benwood) October 11, 2022
Mark brings on Boz to talk about #VR momentum, especially with developer revenue and success citing 1 in 3 apps making revenue in the millions and the number of apps making $5M+ have doubled #MetaConnect2022 pic.twitter.com/LPfy0xSfZh
— Anshel Sag (@anshelsag) October 11, 2022
The depth sensor was cut from Cambria some time in the past 5 months - Quest Pro only has 2D cameras.
— David Heaney (@Heaney555) October 11, 2022
Meta says it's exploring automatic plane detection, but at launch you'll need to manually mark walls & furniture as with Quest 2.
Meta Quest Pro is official -- our first headset in a new high-end product line that we built with all-new advanced technologies to unlock new and exciting abilities for VR and beyond pic.twitter.com/XKd3oixmm2
— Boz (@boztank) October 11, 2022
The level of "I will never put a Meta/Facebook product on my face" reaction underneath any new Meta VR announcement is no longer surprising, but it is still notable. https://t.co/o1gtNJLgoe
— Kyle Orland (@KyleOrl) October 11, 2022
I watched Meta Connect via my Quest 2 headset. Some counter said there were 5.7K people in the keynote theater at one point, though only 14 in my instance of it. Everyone in the theater rushed to the front to see Zuck's new avatar. It... did not look good.
— Kashmir Hill (@kashhill) October 11, 2022
No type of depth meshing or LiDAR was shown?
— Blake Gross (@BlakeDGross) October 11, 2022
Last week, I visited Meta HQ to interview Mark Zuckerberg about the company’s new Quest Pro headset, why he is still all in on the metaverse, competing with TikTok and Apple, why he enjoys “being doubted,” and more.
— Alex Heath (@alexeheath) October 11, 2022
Full podcast + video here: https://t.co/5aOONHUhyF
Mark Zuckerberg is basically Todd Howard of VR. Every time he speaks he just ignores the rest of VR as a whole and says he's got the most innovative idea, but its still behind by like 2 years.
— Meathamski (@Meathamski) October 11, 2022
We have elbow tracking and shit now. Did they finally figure out foot tracking?!
The Skydance Interactive team which designed the brutally tactile combat of The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners has also been working in secret on a new project. Will you survive the grim new world of Behemoth? https://t.co/gBKjoLmbl4 pic.twitter.com/PPZKBF2obh
— Meta Quest (@MetaQuestVR) October 11, 2022
Given the positioning, Microsoft bringing its software stack to Meta Quest Pro makes a lot of sense.
— James Whatley (@Whatleydude) October 11, 2022
If it fails, it's a test and learn.
If it flies, they were there first.https://t.co/kZTaFPDfWw
Here's @alexeheath's exclusive Decoder interview with Mark Zuckerberg on the Quest Pro, his partnership with Microsoft (and his nascent competition with Apple), and how the metaverse is going. Video, too! https://t.co/xW7DV7eUQz
— nilay patel (@reckless) October 11, 2022
The most relevant announcement by $META so far. Partnership with $MSFT.
— Giuliano (@Giuliano_Mana) October 11, 2022
It will be about bringing Teams, Windows and Microsoft 365 to the metaverse.
I like the move by Microsoft. Nothing to lose and a lot to win
vSpatial is available today to bring your desktop in VR (even when you're PC is remote or in the cloud).
— vSpatial (@vspatial) October 11, 2022
We'll also be available as a mixed reality experience on the Meta Quest Pro.
We also have new TeamSpaces (just released today) to collaborate in your office with your team pic.twitter.com/kopG5gUYnM
Microsoft is partnering with Meta in to bring Teams, Windows, Office, and even Xbox Cloud Gaming to Quest VR headsets. It's the biggest Microsoft and Meta partnership since the Facebook and Windows Phone integration a decade ago. Full details here: https://t.co/hdW6sJsbLK pic.twitter.com/iuu9z9v2dw
— Tom Warren (@tomwarren) October 11, 2022
Meta and Microsoft actually making good on trying to build some of the platform interoperability we keep hearing Zuckerberg and others say will be critical to building the metaverse. https://t.co/hvqcy4FHH3
— Nick Statt (@nickstatt) October 11, 2022
In an exclusive interview with @alexeheath, Mark Zuckerberg explains how he plans to eventually profit from his metaverse bet: “The strategy overall is not to make money on the hardware but to make it so that it can help develop the ecosystem.” Watch more: https://t.co/YbHkoek9PP pic.twitter.com/unRRix73YG
— The Verge (@verge) October 11, 2022
Meta's releasing an API for sharing fitness data, and it's teasing more third-party accessories that will help with fitness, on top of an "active pack" with new straps and a new facemask. https://t.co/4a8F7em2pB
— Adi Robertson (@thedextriarchy) October 11, 2022
It's really personally satisfying for me to see my old and new families collaborating to build the future. So happy I got to be part of bringing this together.
— Gabriel Aul (@GabeAul) October 11, 2022
https://t.co/lCqwmWEpLo
Xbox comes to VR... kind of. This is Xbox Cloud Gaming running on Meta's Quest VR headsets, and it's coming soon 👀 https://t.co/hdW6sJJeNK pic.twitter.com/CztpUSXJg0
— Tom Warren (@tomwarren) October 11, 2022
Meta Quest Pro VR headset for the enterprise debuts October 25 at $1,500 #Meta #VR #MetaQuestPro #enterpriseVR https://t.co/BKqoUY06k9 via @VentureBeat @GamesBeat
— Dean Takahashi (@deantak) October 11, 2022
Microsoft & Meta to Bring Key Productivity Tools to Quest, Including Windows 11 via Cloud https://t.co/ZcDTi0sGnk @MetaQuestVR @Microsoft pic.twitter.com/4Qx4uflUAd
— Road to VR (@RtoVR) October 11, 2022
Quest Pro is Meta's next step in VR hardware. It's $1500 and ships this month geared toward remote workers. https://t.co/FYXb5oYMLe
— Ian Hamilton (@hmltn) October 11, 2022
Should the US government ban TikTok? Mark Zuckerberg reacts in this exclusive interview with The Verge’s @alexeheath. Watch more: https://t.co/YbHkoe2yrf pic.twitter.com/Wp0DXVsDX2
— The Verge (@verge) October 11, 2022
Meta unveils $1,500 Quest Pro VR headset https://t.co/RXarbVWSff
— Janko Roettgers (@jank0) October 11, 2022
New @washingtonpost:
— Geoffrey A. Fowler (@geoffreyfowler) October 11, 2022
I got a sneak peek at the Meta Quest Pro, Zuckerberg's newest and best portal to the metaverse
It felt more like a MEH-taverse
Fascinating tech, but I found a disconnect between the way Meta talks about it and what it's like to usehttps://t.co/DSb2C7Q9Me pic.twitter.com/wPB93mXzNe
The new Meta Quest Pro adds ‘mixed reality’ and face-tracking capabilities. But @geoffreyfowler asks what makes Meta's latest VR headset better than the internet we already have on phones and laptops?https://t.co/ABgmjw6Fcu
— Naomi Nix (@NaomiNixWrites) October 11, 2022
“.. I can’t imagine ever needing — or even wanting — to do these things again.”
— Carl Quintanilla (@carlquintanilla) October 11, 2022
@geoffreyfowler $META #QuestPro https://t.co/7Cwslu7vE0
“It felt more like a meh-taverse.”
— Carl Quintanilla (@carlquintanilla) October 11, 2022
@geoffreyfowler $META https://t.co/7Cwslu7vE0