Meta's Quest headsets now fully support 2D and spatial apps, opening the app store to a broader range of applications beyond the previously limited selection.
Mark Rabkin emphasized that this shift aligns Meta's app store more closely with established markets like Google and Apple, inviting more developers to contribute diverse apps.
Users can customize their display by placing apps freely, resizing them, and even multitasking with up to six apps simultaneously, enhancing the user experience significantly.
By allowing 2D apps to run alongside immersive VR experiences, Meta mirrors features offered by Apple's visionOS, potentially acknowledging the success of Apple's ecosystem.
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