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While we still believe that a consumer HoloLens release is years away, a new partnership with Lowes could be an interesting first step. The home improvement chain is going to feature HoloLens in some of its Seattle-area stores, letting customers use the device to help design kitchen remodels.

Microsoft announced today that it has begun notifying the first wave of developer applicants that they can now purchase a HoloLens developer kit, which will begin shipping in one month. Additionally, the software giant has revealed the HoloLens hardware spec

Microsoft is working on a new app called Actiongram for Hololens that will allow the user to create short clips and share them with the world.

While HoloLens will roll out only in limited form to vertical markets at first, Microsoft is naturally looking to a future of broader consumer applications as well. And this week it came up with a vision of what it could be like to use HoloLens to enjoy NFL football games in the future.

Here are some tidbits from around the web: The Windows 10 FUD that simply won't die, HP's coy Falcon phone teaser, FaceBook Messenger hits 800 million users using the IE playback, and Oculus Rift pricing raises hackles.

This week, I was given the opportunity to go hands-on with the HoloLens augmented reality headset for a third time. You'll want to read this latest update.

Microsoft employees have started to show off what Hololens looks like running different Universal apps including Edge and streaming games from the Xbox One.

Microsoft's keynote kicks off tomorrow at 10 A.M. ET and if you are curious what the event looks like, we have you covered.