Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announces ‘Meta Connect’ for October 11
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Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has announced that the company will host its annual conference called ‘Meta Connect’ on October 11. The one-day virtual event will focus on augmented and virtual reality. Zuckerberg made the date announcement on Facebook last night.
As per the Meta Connect official page on the website, the details about the key speakers and the schedule are “coming soon”. In the official Meta Newsroom tweet, “Last year, we shared our vision for the metaverse. Learn about where we are today, and what’s coming next.”
Last year, we shared our vision for the metaverse. Learn about where we are today, and what’s coming next. Join us on October 11 for Meta Connect.
Learn more: https://t.co/JJzA4VRiYR pic.twitter.com/feQEPX0qqg
— Meta Newsroom (@MetaNewsroom) September 6, 2022
Meta Connect: What to expect
Last month, Mark Zuckerberg confirmed that the company’s next VR headset will arrive in the month of October. The latest post shared by Zuckerberg also hints at the same, as he is wearing a headset in the teaser image. This headset is expected to be the one that the company was working on under its Project Cambria.
He had confirmed that the said headset will come with eye and facial tracking along with colour passthrough. The VR headset might feature a higher-res screen as compared to its predecessor Oculus Quest 2. The headset is likely to be priced at more than Quest 2 which is priced at $400.
Additionally, Zuckerberg also announced that the event will also showcase “major updates to Horizon and avatar graphics”. For the unversed, Horizon Worlds is the company’s metaverse app that allows people to create their own experiences and hang out in virtual reality. The app is just available in the U.S., Canada, U.K., France and Spain.
Recently, Meta updated its content policies for Horizon Worlds users and introduced a new content rating system for “mature audiences”. This was done to addresss user concerns about privacy in the virtual worlds. It is expected that the company might announce some new safety tools at the upcoming event.
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Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has announced that the company will host its annual conference called ‘Meta Connect’ on October 11. The one-day virtual event will focus on augmented and virtual reality. Zuckerberg made the date announcement on Facebook last night.
As per the Meta Connect official page on the website, the details about the key speakers and the schedule are “coming soon”. In the official Meta Newsroom tweet, “Last year, we shared our vision for the metaverse. Learn about where we are today, and what’s coming next.”
Last year, we shared our vision for the metaverse. Learn about where we are today, and what’s coming next. Join us on October 11 for Meta Connect.
Learn more: https://t.co/JJzA4VRiYR pic.twitter.com/feQEPX0qqg
— Meta Newsroom (@MetaNewsroom) September 6, 2022
Meta Connect: What to expect
Last month, Mark Zuckerberg confirmed that the company’s next VR headset will arrive in the month of October. The latest post shared by Zuckerberg also hints at the same, as he is wearing a headset in the teaser image. This headset is expected to be the one that the company was working on under its Project Cambria.
He had confirmed that the said headset will come with eye and facial tracking along with colour passthrough. The VR headset might feature a higher-res screen as compared to its predecessor Oculus Quest 2. The headset is likely to be priced at more than Quest 2 which is priced at $400.
Additionally, Zuckerberg also announced that the event will also showcase “major updates to Horizon and avatar graphics”. For the unversed, Horizon Worlds is the company’s metaverse app that allows people to create their own experiences and hang out in virtual reality. The app is just available in the U.S., Canada, U.K., France and Spain.
Recently, Meta updated its content policies for Horizon Worlds users and introduced a new content rating system for “mature audiences”. This was done to addresss user concerns about privacy in the virtual worlds. It is expected that the company might announce some new safety tools at the upcoming event.
The post Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announces ‘Meta Connect’ for October 11 appeared first on BGR India.
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Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has announced that the company will host its annual conference called ‘Meta Connect’ on October 11. The one-day virtual event will focus on augmented and virtual reality. Zuckerberg made the date announcement on Facebook last night.
As per the Meta Connect official page on the website, the details about the key speakers and the schedule are “coming soon”. In the official Meta Newsroom tweet, “Last year, we shared our vision for the metaverse. Learn about where we are today, and what’s coming next.”
Last year, we shared our vision for the metaverse. Learn about where we are today, and what’s coming next. Join us on October 11 for Meta Connect.
Learn more: https://t.co/JJzA4VRiYR pic.twitter.com/feQEPX0qqg
— Meta Newsroom (@MetaNewsroom) September 6, 2022
Meta Connect: What to expect
Last month, Mark Zuckerberg confirmed that the company’s next VR headset will arrive in the month of October. The latest post shared by Zuckerberg also hints at the same, as he is wearing a headset in the teaser image. This headset is expected to be the one that the company was working on under its Project Cambria.
He had confirmed that the said headset will come with eye and facial tracking along with colour passthrough. The VR headset might feature a higher-res screen as compared to its predecessor Oculus Quest 2. The headset is likely to be priced at more than Quest 2 which is priced at $400.
Additionally, Zuckerberg also announced that the event will also showcase “major updates to Horizon and avatar graphics”. For the unversed, Horizon Worlds is the company’s metaverse app that allows people to create their own experiences and hang out in virtual reality. The app is just available in the U.S., Canada, U.K., France and Spain.
Recently, Meta updated its content policies for Horizon Worlds users and introduced a new content rating system for “mature audiences”. This was done to addresss user concerns about privacy in the virtual worlds. It is expected that the company might announce some new safety tools at the upcoming event.
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