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After early tests in select markets, Netflix announced today its debut lineup of exclusive

mobile games will begin rolling out to all members globally on

Android devices starting this week. In July the streaming service first confirmed its

plans to enter the mobile gaming market calling games another new content category for the company to offer its subscribers alongside movies and TV.

In other news, Zoom is introducing a pilot advertising program that will show ads to users on its basic free tier.

The company says the ads will support investments and enable it to continue providing

its platform to free users. Basic tier users will only see ads if they join a meeting hosted

by another basic-tier user. And Microsoft wants a piece of the Metaverse too, so at its Ignite Conference Tuesday the company announced

3D avatars for those teams meetings where you don't want to be on camera.

Those animated personalized avatars are part of what Microsoft calls mesh for teams,

which combines the company's mesh platform, not to be confused with Windows Live Mesh,

for powering shared experiences in virtual reality, augmented reality, and elsewhere with

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