He’s not fully wrong, but is somewhat right for the wrong reasons; Apple, like many other tech companies have hit a point where innovations aren’t as apparent - nor a driving goal for tech giants as it once was.

I think Apple isn’t innovating as much as they use to, but that’s inevitable because you hit a peak where you’ve innovated as much as you can and now the goal is to refine and spend time focusing on the products that were conceived through such innovating.

And this form of innovation comes in a slow release rather than the fast yearly innovation Zuckerberg is referring too - it’s become minor improvements that culminate in a better product over time.

And this isn’t just a thing that’s happening to Apple.