A week after releasing Windows 10 Insider Preview build 14931 to PCs in the Fast ring, Microsoft has announced the rollout of its latest Redstone 2 build for both PCs and phones.
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Microsoft has fixed the issue that was keeping users of Huawei's MateBook from installing Windows 10 builds from the Development Branch. Signing up for the Fast ring will now install build 14915.
If you were hoping for a new build to arrive this week, you're out of luck. Microsoft says it's "performing some upgrades" to its monitoring services, and won't release new builds until next week.
Upcoming Windows 10 Redstone 2 builds will focus on structural improvements to OneCore with few "noticeable changes or new features" - and they're likely to include plenty of "bugs and other issues".
With the Windows 10 Anniversary Update now rolling out to PCs, and expected for phones soon, Microsoft is now turning its attention to the next phase in the development of its OS.
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