Just under two weeks after rolling it out to the Fast ring, Microsoft has now released Windows 10 Mobile Insider Preview build 10166 to those testing the new OS on the Slow ring.
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Last week, Microsoft rolled out Windows 10 build 10166 for both PCs and phones. One version of the OS will soon hit RTM; the other is months away from completion - what do you think of them so far?
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A day after launching build 10166 for PCs, Microsoft has now rolled out a new Windows 10 Mobile Insider Preview with the same build number, promising significant "improvements to core quality".
A new build of the Windows 10 SDK Preview is now available for developers that includes bug fixes, API surface level changes and the latest Windows 10 Mobile emulator.
Microsoft has released a new build to Insiders, version 10166 and you can download it now if you are in the Fast ring; with RTM right around the corner, this build is nearly identical to the last one.
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Microsoft has announced the rollout of its latest Windows 10 preview, build 10166, which bring more improvements to the user experience, along with various bug fixes and tweaks.
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