In this week’s episode of Windows Weekly, we discuss the possibility of a fall Microsoft hardware event, Windows Holographic at WinHEC in December, what’s next for Microsoft Surface and the rumored Surface Phone, whether Microsoft could have won the mobile market, and how Mary Jo and Paul got into the business.
Running time:Â 2:16:13
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Tip of the week: Pre-Order the First Xbox Play Anywhere Games!
You can now pre-order the first wave of Xbox Play Anywhere game titles from the Windows Store.
Plus: Games with Gold!
App pick of the week: Chrome for Windows
Chrome picks up Material Design, better battery life, and improved performance. Hey, I asked for those!
AppRaisin mobile app pick of the week: Instagram for Windowspicks up Stories feature
Enterprise pick of the week: Windows 10 Enterprise E3 and E5
E3 is available (at least from 3 distributors) as of Sept. 1. E5 coming to Cloud Service Provider channel on Oct. 1. E3 is $7/user/month; E5 is $14/user/month
Codename pick of the week: Concord
Microsoft is doing a lot of working on improving its internal product build processes and tools. [Concord is the codename for the build language used by Windows to speed its build work.](http://research.larc.smu.edu.sg/ase2016/ keynotes.html) Will any of these tools be available to external devs… maybe?
Beer pick of the week: Pipeworks Cucumber Saison
Do you really, really love cucumbers? If so, this saison is for you. (if youdon’t, steer clear!) Pipeworks is a great brewery from Chicago
Reminders about our upcoming live Windows Weekly broadcasts in Atlanta (Ignite); Vegas; and Amsterdam
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