By Linden Lab We are introducing improvements to the financial and billing systems in Second Life in partnership with Tilia, our trusted billing provider. These upgrades aim to streamline and modernize transaction processes, ensuring a more secure and reliable platform for our community. While you may notice some visual updates when interacting with payments … Continue reading
Limited Testing Begins Today Entry posted by Linden Lab in News Starting today, Second Life residents can help us test access to Second Life directly through the browser, with no download or GPU required. Initial testing will use the standard viewer UI, but in the next phase of work we will dramatically … Continue reading
Dear residents and adventurers of Zoha Islands Fruit Islands and ALL of Second Life, We are thrilled to announce the launch of our newest community, the Nocturne Project, here on the enchanting Zoha Islands! Designed with vision and passion, Nocturne will be a beautiful addition to our beloved virtual world, providing an exceptional experience for … Continue reading
And Helps It Get Real Life Radio Airplay! This is a beautiful new machinima from auteur Teal Aurelia, but with a special new twist: It’s also a promotion for a track from real life pop singer SEMINA, who’s had several hits in her home country in the EU, but had her music career undone by … Continue reading
Happy December, Residents! The holidays are here, and we’ve packed the season with festive fun for everyone. From epic shopping sprees to snowball battles, there’s no shortage of ways to celebrate in Second Life this winter. Here’s a peek at what’s coming your way: 2024 Holiday Shop & Hop The 2024 Holiday Shop & Hop … Continue reading
New World Notes The world’s longest-running metaverse news and culture site. By Wagner James Au, author of “Making a Metaverse that Matters” Here’s How AI Bots Could Help Improve Second Life’s New User Experience (Comment of the Week) In our latest post about improving Second Life’s first-time user experience, longtime reader/retired tech exec Luther Weymann … Continue reading