So in that sense, Sarkar is actually downplaying where Windows 10 Mobile is in the release cycle: The (arbitrary) “shipping” version of the Anniversary Update brings Windows 10/Windows 10 Mobile up to build 14393 (i.e. 14393.0), which is the build she noted.
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Also noteworthy is that Windows 10 version 1607 will become part of the Current Branch for Business sometime around December.
One of the main reason people usually give when they explain why they are not interested in the Microsoft Lumia 950 XL is that the Windows Store is lacking in apps but is that really the case here.
All Windows 10 users are waiting for Windows 10 Anniversary update.
Microsoft has been criticised after the recent blockbuster update to Windows 10 was accused of damaging user’s computers. However, they were a few that wished they had the Snapchat app on their Windows 10 OS powered smartphone.
Another term that has been used for this new personalization option is Dark Theme and when it is enabled all of your Windows 10 system related pages will be displayed with a dark interface instead of the typical bright white one. By enabling this feature, you can receive notifications such as missed calls, messages, low battery and more on your PC. So, we’ll show you how to remove the Anniversary Update if you’re not able to boot to Desktop, using the Advanced Startup.
The tool will recalculate your space savings, but this time include a new option – Previous Windows installation(s).
The new update is not yet rolled out for the dying Windows Mobile smartphones. Microsoft will continue to improve the Windows 10. For mobile, it will be available on August 9, 2016. The Windows 10 Redstone 1 is just ended and more new features are coming in Windows 10 Redstone 2.
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And as I strongly advise all Windows phone/Windows 10 Mobile fans, if you’re going to stick with this platform, you need to get your device on the Windows Insider preview. We know that there are always unexpected bugs, errors and other issues when installing an updated version of an operating system, although it’s not always down to the software itself.
