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AppWizard
October 1, 2026
Oh!Ware is a newly launched deckbuilder game on Steam that has received 23 reviews in its first week. The game draws inspiration from the ancient game of mancala, which dates back between 1,500 and 7,000 years. Instead of traditional cards, Oh!Ware uses marbles, leading to questions about its classification as a bagbuilder. The gameplay includes moving marbles, collecting mana, and defeating opponents, featuring a "pick three" mechanic with options like "blessing marble" and "aggro marble." Players can explore different playstyles and strategies in the game.
AppWizard
September 29, 2026
Wabi, an AI startup, has launched Wabi 2.0, a platform that serves as a sophisticated AI messenger while maintaining app-building capabilities. The founder, Eugenia Kuyda, describes Wabi 2.0 as a "personal agent" that enhances user experience by integrating conversation and task management. The platform distinguishes itself by targeting AI agents with conversational and productivity features, rather than competing with traditional coding tools. Users can request tasks that the agent fulfills by generating a tailored user interface for specific needs, such as health tracking or family management. Access to Wabi 2.0 is currently limited to invite codes distributed via X.
BetaBeacon
September 26, 2026
The Meta VR Glasses are tiny, comfortable standalone headsets set to launch in Spring 2027, offering advanced technology such as prescription lenses, hand-tracking capabilities, and a new chipset for enhanced gaming experiences. They provide immersive gaming experiences and cinematic visuals with high-resolution micro-OLED panels, representing a total reboot of the VR paradigm.
BetaBeacon
September 23, 2026
Android XR Bridge is an experimental project that allows Meta Quest exclusives to be played on PC VR in 4K per eye at high frame rates. The software operates as an emulator to remove hardware restrictions, requiring users to own legal game files to play. The Early Access launch of AXRB has been delayed due to issues with the installer and game support.
Winsage
September 21, 2026
A recent update to Mixed Reality Link has improved the user experience for utilizing a virtual reality headset as a monitor for Windows 11 PCs. The update, version 26.9105.9070.0, allows direct access to the headset's microphone and cameras within the Windows environment. Mixed Reality Link enables the connection of up to three virtual monitors on compatible headsets, such as the Meta Quest 3 and Meta Quest 3S, supporting both wired and wireless connections. Previous versions required users to connect an external microphone, but the latest update integrates the headset's built-in microphone and camera with Windows applications.
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