The Microsoft HoloLens Galaxy Explorer team tries to fix bugs in latest video

HoloLens and Microsoft Windows logo
HoloLens and Microsoft Windows logo (Image credit: Future)

The small team at Microsoft that is working on the Galaxy Explorer for the HoloLens headset is getting closer to completing its six-week development cycle. In the latest video chronicling the team's work, it shows its members testing out the app and trying to find and fix bugs.

After the six-week development of Galaxy Explorer is complete, Microsoft plans to release the app for free and make it an open source project so that developers can look at the code as a guide for making their own HoloLens app, or even to add to the Galaxy Explorer app with new content. Invites to pre-order the HoloLens Development Edtion have been sent out to some developers, with the first units scheduled to ship some time at the end of March for the price of $3,000.

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