https://www.cnbc.com/2022/06/21/mark-zuckerberg-shows-early-...
But I think the real next media is already here, TikTok and social video. While the screens are the same, the last decade has seen a shift from text/images to videos. Maybe VR will take over, but not in the same way phones will. You can take your phone out and scroll through whatever very easily, but we are a LONG way from casually putting on a VR headset to consume a few minutes of content.
VR is just part of it, it's the easiest version of XR and will be viable for years before good AR. It's only a stepping stone as technologies mature, and calling it "VR" seems to betray a fundamental misunderstanding. The goal isn't something separate and sequestered from real life, but intertwined with it.
> While the screens are the same, the last decade has seen a shift from text/images to videos
Explicitly commented on (ex 4Q21 ER), text -> images -> video -> ??? as increasing immersion when technology (like bandwidth) allows. Escaping a 2D screen is their attempt to leapfrog 'disruption' (Instagram, TikTok) and own the future before it happens, because they won't be able to buy it with current antitrust positioning.