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We acknowledge you can use native Meta apps in a standalone way (we discuss this in section 5). The problem is that there aren't many native productivity apps r
by georgewsinger 4y ago
We acknowledge you can use native Meta apps in a standalone way (we discuss this in section 5). The problem is that there aren't many native productivity apps running on Meta.
- nicolashahn 4y agoCan you also acknowledge that 1 and 3 of section 3 are false? It absolutely does not need a PC/wifi to use. Source: I have one on my desk.
- georgewsinger 4y ago3.1 and 3.3 are talking about the Quest Pro's VR Desktop capabilities. We just added extra clarification to make this clear. We don't dispute that the Quest Pro can run its own native VR apps without WiFi streaming.
- headhasthoughts 4y ago"Literally every Android app that doesn't directly require GPS" is quite a few native productivity applications.
- andybak 4y agoExcept sideloaded apps are stuck in the "unknown sources" category which has no icons, no sorting, no search and is sorted in "last installed" order and nothing else. Or you can install an app launcher which is also stuck in "unknown sources". So you have to find your app launcher and launch that first - which rather cancels out any advantage an app launcher would bring. It's a huge disadvantage and and makes running sideloaded apps you use regularly a real pain.
- jayd16 4y agoI wonder what the experience is for webapps like google sheets if your goal was simply to get existing PC workflows stood up.
- IceWreck 4y agoAre you saying Android does not have productivity apps ? Cause the quest can run all of them