Meta 1Q24 Earnings, About Meta’s “AI-Recommendation” System, Meta’s HW Sales

Hello everyone. Today's update will be dedicated to discussing Meta's earnings. Let's jump right in.
 

Meta 1Q24 Earnings

Meta’s 1Q24 earnings release was a tale of the conference call. Actual results found in the release were what we have come to expect from the company. Meta’s advertising machine found its feet in 2023 after a shaky period involving macro headwinds and renewed competitive pressure. Revenue was up 27% with operating income up 91%.

While we can take issue with some of the inner workings of that advertising machine when it comes to AI - which we will discuss shortly – there is no debate that Meta's monetization struggles of 2022 and early 2023 have dissipated.

Management's 2Q24 guidance is pointing

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Apple Announces May Product Event, Apple Vision Pro Sales Noise, A Few Suggestions for Apple

Hello everyone. We will begin today’s update with some words on Apple’s upcoming product event. The discussion will then turn to Apple Vision Pro.

Apple Announces May Product Event

Yesterday, Apple sent out invites to a product event taking place virtually on May 7th.

 
 

Based on the event invite artwork, it’s safe to say we are going to see a new Apple Pencil and some iPad updates. Rumors point to Apple updating the iPad Pro and iPad Air segments of the iPad line.

Tim Cook’s tweet about the event hints at an Apple Pencil update.

 
 


Last October, Apple unveiled an Apple Pencil with a USB-C charging port which had fewer features than the Apple Pencil (2nd gen). Apple didn’t call the new pencil Apple Pencil (3rd gen). Instead, it’s Apple Pencil (USB-C). This would suggest that we may see a true 3rd gen Apple Pencil next month. For much more on Apple Pencil strategy, check out the October 17th update where we take a deep dive into all things Apple Pencil.

Taking a step back, expectations for this

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Meta Unveils “Open” Mixed Reality Ecosystem, Zuckerberg’s Motivation, Getting Out Ahead of Android XR

The news continues to flow. Today’s update will be focused on the big development from Meta in mixed reality land. Let’s jump right in.

Meta Unveils “Open” Mixed Reality Ecosystem

In a blog post published yesterday, here’s Meta:

“Today, we’re taking a major step toward our vision for a more open computing platform for the metaverse. We’re opening up the operating system that powers our Meta Quest devices to third-party hardware makers, giving developers a larger ecosystem to build for and ultimately creating more choice for consumers. This platform is the product of a decade of investment into the underlying technologies that enable mixed reality, and opening it up means a lot more people will benefit from that investment. We’re working with leading global technology companies to create a new ecosystem of mixed reality devices, and we’re making it even easier for developers to build mixed reality apps.

We believe a more open ecosystem is the best way to bring the power of mixed reality to as many people as possible. With more devices, this new ecosystem will offer more choice to consumers and businesses around the world. Developers will have a much larger range of hardware that can run their apps, and more device makers will expand their market to a wider range of users, much like we’ve seen with PCs and smartphones.”

Meta will be rebranding its mixed reality OS, which is built on top of Android, to Meta Horizon OS from Quest OS.

That unofficial Meta “leak” to the WSJ a few months back when Meta employees talked of wanting to be the Android to Apple Vision Pro makes a lot more sense now. It was difficult to associate a platform where one company handled both hardware and software as being the new Android of anything.

The “leading global technology companies” that Meta announced partnerships with include:

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Netflix 1Q24 Earnings, Netflix to Stop Disclosing Subscriber Data, Key Paid Video Streaming Metrics

Welcome to a new week.

It’s hard to believe, but we are beginning another earnings season. Netflix reported earnings last week. Heading into this tech earnings cycle, there’s angst in the air. Many companies have seen very strong stock price performances to date – Apple and Tesla being the exceptions – while macro issues are once again grabbing headlines. 

Let’s jump right in with Netflix earnings.

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iPhone Sales Angst Continues, Sales on Apple Products Spread, Tesla Announces 10% Layoff

We kick things off with my thought’s on iPhone sales trends in the first three months of 2024. The discussion then turns to more retailers running with surprisingly large discounts on Apple products. We conclude with Tesla layoffs.

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Tesla Reportedly Cancels Inexpensive Car Project, Tesla’s Master Plan, Part Deux, Friday Q&A

We kick things off with my thought’s on Reuters’ article regarding Tesla cancelling its Model 2 project. The discussion then revisits Elon Musk’s revised master plan for Tesla from the mid-2010s. The update concludes with a Friday Q&A and the following questions:

  • Were Project Titan’s cancellation and the in-house microLED displays team disbandment driven by cost-cutting motives as revenue stagnates?

  • Why can’t Apple build a battery-powered HomePod or HomePod mini for portable use cases?

  • Do you think it will take years for Apple Vision Pro to become a meaningful contribution to Apple’s revenue story?

  • Why didn’t Apple launch Apple Vision Pro with a larger catalog of Apple Immersive Video films?

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Revisiting iPhone Manufacturing In India, U.S. Announces TSMC Subsidy, Samsung to Receive U.S. Subsidy

Hello everyone. Today’s update has an Apple manufacturing / supply chain apparatus theme. We begin with my thoughts on some new reporting regarding iPhone manufacturing and assembly in India. There are a few underlying themes found with the iPhone manufacturing in India story. The update then turns to TSMC and Samsung receiving U.S. subsidies under the U.S. CHIPS and Science Act.

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Apple Talks up Vision Pro at Work, Apple Announces Enterprise Spatial Design Lab, Inside Apple Vision Pro

In today’s update, we take a closer look at Apple’s attempt to draw attention to Vision Pro in business settings. The discussion turns to Apple announcing a new Enterprise Spatial Design Lab. We conclude with Lumafield publishing one of the more interesting “teardowns” of an Apple product.

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Apple Reportedly Partnering With Shutterstock for AI Model Training, Shutterstock’s Attractiveness, Apple Adds More Licensed Movies to Apple TV+

In today’s update, we go over my thoughts on the Reuters story regarding the how and why everyone in Big Tech is running to established content (photo) providers for ML and AI model training. The discussion then turns specifically to Shutterstock. We conclude with a few new observations regarding more licensed movies being available on Apple TV+.

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Tesla 1Q24 Deliveries, What’s up With Tesla?, Ford Increases Bet on Hybrids, GM Shakes up Software Team

One member in the forum raised a good point regarding livestreaming Apple Immersive Video. Last year, Apple acquired WaveOne. We talked about the acquisition in the March 28th, 2023 update (available here). The company was in the business of AI algorithms for video compression. The takeaway from that acquisition wasn’t specific to livestreaming sports but rather the broader trend of consuming video and your surroundings on spatial computers.

Today’s update will be dedicated to the auto space.

A few quick notes regarding how we will approach the auto industry following Apple halting Project Titan. In summary, there won’t be any major issues to coverage.

  1. It is good to keep abreast of what’s unfolding in the car industry as the market is too large for Apple to ignore. While the ingredients may not be in ripe for Apple’s entry over the next few years, we can’t rule out the company having renewed interest down the road.

  2. Apple’s CarPlay initiative is one of the more promising integrations between first-party hardware and non-Apple hardware. There are plenty of related implications worth monitoring including Apple Services’ role on the road (maps, music, etc.). It is good to stay up to date as to how CarPlay is being embraced via vehicles sales trends etc.

Let’s jump into today’s update.

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Apple Releases "2023 MLS Cup Highlights" for Vision Pro, A Breathtaking Moment for Vision Pro, Apple Immersive Video Questions

Hello everyone. It feels good to be back after a long weekend. We will get back into the swing of things by discussing one thing that captured my attention in recent days: Apple releasing a new immersive film for Apple Vision Pro.

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U.S. Justice Department Turned to European Commission for Help in Apple Battle, Apple Will Seek U.S. Antitrust Complaint Dismissal, The Big Picture

In today’s update, we will tackle a few tangential topics related to the Justice Department’s antitrust complaint against Apple.

As for the complaint itself, the past two updates covered most of what needed to be said. There were additional examples of completely absurd statements and tales told by the Justice Department that we won't go over. In the grand scheme of things, our time and attention are better spent elsewhere.

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U.S. Justice Department Sues Apple on iPhone Monopoly Allegation (My Thoughts and Reactions – Part 2)

In today’s update, we will continue our discussion from yesterday regarding the U.S. Justice Department’s antitrust complaint against Apple. We will focus on the specific allegations included in the complaint (available here).

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U.S. Justice Department Sues Apple on iPhone Monopoly Allegation (My Thoughts and Reactions – Part 1)

Hello everyone. We will begin to discuss and analyze the U.S. Justice Department's antitrust complaint against Apple. The full 88-page document is available here. For today’s update, we will keep the discussion focused on my overall thoughts and reactions. We will take a deeper look at some of the specific arguments put forth in the complaint tomorrow.

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Thoughts on CNBC’s ESPN Documentary, Bob Chapek Breaks Silence, Big Tech’s True Interest in Live Sports

Hello everyone.

Earlier today, the U.S. Department of Justice's long-awaited antitrust complaint against Apple, which has been re-worked numerous times over the years, was released. Apple is accused of possessing an iPhone monopoly in the U.S. smartphone market. I will go through the document in the coming days so that we can begin talking about things on Monday. The full 88-page document can be found here.

For today's update, we cover a news item that jumped out at me earlier today involving ESPN, Big Tech, and live sports.

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Sonos Earnings, Sonos Dropping More Hints of Headphones, Sonos vs. Apple Competition

The update begins with Neil’s thoughts on Sonos’ FY1Q24 earnings. The discussion then turns to Sonos dropping some of the clearest hints to date that it will soon unveil headphones. We look at the somewhat complicated competitive dynamic between Sonos and Apple.

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Walmart Begins Selling $699 M1 MacBook Air, Apple Becomes Aggressive with MacBook Air, Revisiting Mac Sales

Hello everyone. Today’s update will be dedicated to Walmart beginning to sell the Mac for the first time. The announcement is tied to Apple running with new entry-level pricing for the MacBook Air. There are a few angles to the news worth discussing.

Let’s jump right in. 

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My Thoughts Regarding the Apple / Gemini AI Licensing Rumor

Hello everyone. Welcome to a new week. For today’s update, we will discuss Bloomberg’s article about Apple and Gemini. There is quite a bit of speculation and nonsense flying around.

Let’s jump right in. 

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Project Titan Follow-Up, Apple vs. EU Follow-Up

We close out the week with a few follow-ups to topics that continue to generate buzz among Above Avalon members. We will begin with Project Titan and then turn to the suggestion that Apple should leave the EU.

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Porsche Teases Race App for Vision Pro, Apple’s Growing Interest With Motorsports, The Apple and Formula 1 Rumor

Happy Wednesday.

One quick follow-up to yesterday’s discussion regarding Apple’s blockbusters. The stated box office figures for “Napoleon,” “Killers of the Flower Moon,” and “Argylle” do not flow completely to Apple. Accordingly, Apple needed more than $250M ($700M+ production and marketing budget - $470M box office) in movie rentals, sales, and Apple TV+ to financially breakeven on the films. As we discussed, some of the lofty spending can be attributed to Apple wanting good looks at awards. 

For today’s update, we turn to the auto space where Tim Cook had a surprise role to play in Porsche’s newest electric car unveiling.

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