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27 Apr 2026 Cheeky Pint What comes after smartphones, with Snap CEO Evan Spiegel
“I do think the paradigm that we all have to operate our computers all day long is going away, and I think that's hugely positive.”
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- 27 Apr 2026
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…It's like the joke about the more senior people are in the org, the smaller the screen. The developer has two parallel monitors. Meanwhile, the boss is "sent from my iPhone". It's that, but for everyone, is that everyone will be able to just monitor the agent's progress from the Specs. I do think that's one of the really cool ways that computers are changing. I do think the paradigm that we all have to operate our computers all day long is going away, and I think that's hugely positive. Yeah. What has been hard in the development of Specs like battery, screens, motion sickness? There's all these things people talk about in the context of AR and VR. I'm curious, as you're at the coalface, what has been a challenge to crack, or where does some of the Snap IP come in, in terms of defensibility you guys have built?…
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