This Week on Windows: Emoji, Summer Games, and Windows Hello
Last week, we celebrated the Windows 10 Anniversary Update by launching a new video series, This Week on Windows, where we’ll bring you the latest in Windows news, apps, and tips from experts here at Microsoft. Enjoy this week’s episode, and catch up on everything that’s new with Windows this week!
Study and Play Collection
Summer isn’t over, but we’re getting ready for fall so you’re all set when it arrives. Our Study and Play collection, now available in the Windows Store through August 15, is full of apps, games and entertainment for a successful, well-rounded new year in class. It includes learning and productivity apps including Dropbox and Duolingo, as well as great movies, TV shows, and music. Plus, keep your study break game strong with titles like Quantum Break, Forza Motorsport 6: Apex and Gears of War: Ultimate Edition. Check out the entire collection in the Windows Store!
Alto’s Adventure – Free
Hit the slopes in style – and with a touch of crazy – in the newly updated Alto’s Adventure, where Alto and his friends invite you on an endless snowboarding adventure through beautiful alpine hills and villages. Get it from the Windows Store today.
Suicide Squad: The Album – Buy from $12.99
Suicide Squad: The Album is out and available in the music section of the Windows Store. You can buy it for $12.99 or listen free with a free 30-day trial of Groove Music Pass.*
Quantum Break – Buy for $39.99
Quantum Break is now available to purchase in the Windows Store for only $39.99. It’s a great time to get this awesome, time-amplified suspenseful blockbuster. Get it from the Windows Store today!
Head over here to see everything that’s new and updated in the Windows Store this week, and have a great weekend!
*30-day trial continues to a paid monthly subscription unless cancelled. Credit card required. Groove Music Pass sold separately and in select markets. Catalog size and availability varies by market and over time.
Source: This Week on Windows: Emoji, Summer Games, and Windows Hello
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