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Nate Mitchell, the CEO and cofounder of Spectre Divide developer Mountaintop Studios, published a blog post seemingly trying to assuage fears about the game’s concurrent player count, which Mitchell admits is “lower than we’d all like.” Currently, Steam says there are 2,345 people in-game.

9to5Mac has an article about the apparent rollout and says that the rollout “appears to be very gradual.” Home Depot had been a major holdout on accepting Apple Pay, but a support account said in September that the company was evaluating mobile payments.

Meta’s avatars can now sit in Horizon Worlds experiences — well, as long as a developer uses the right “gizmo” in their world.

Mosseri, who now heads up Instagram, talked a bit about the project in response to a post from our EIC Nilay Patel about the HTC First.

Microsoft just announced a bunch of new features for its OneDrive cloud storage service today. The software giant must be super excited about these new features, because it has created a OneDrive song to celebrate the moment. This has to be AI-generated, surely?

David Pierce called out the lack of timers in his April review of the AI Pin, but now they’re here.