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This week on Channel 9, Vlad and Mark discuss the week's top developer news, including;
- [00:19] Apps built using the Desktop Bridge now available in the Windows Store! [Kevin Gallo]
- [01:48] Putting (my VB6) Windows Apps in the Windows 10 Store - Project Centennial [Scott Hanselman]
- [03:08] Announcing September 2016 Updates for .NET Core 1.0 [Rich Lander]
- [04:04] New platform from Microsoft Garage: Video Breakdown recreates search, editing and sharing moments [Athima Chansanchai]
- [06:03] Microsoft researchers achieve speech recognition milestone [Richard Eckel, Xuedong Huang]
- [07:57] Announcing Face Redaction for Azure Media Analytics [Richard Li]
- [08:57] #Hololens – Now #Xamarin Devs can create Hololens Apps ! [Bruno Capuano]
Picks of the Week!
- Pick of the Week:[10:25] Microsoft has the most Open Source contributors on GitHub
- Pick of the Week:[12:53] Actiongram Beta available now! [MattZ], Microsoft HoloLens: Actiongram Beta feat. George Takei
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