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It's Thursday and once again it's time to talk about Builds, that excellent option that Microsoft offers us to keep our teams up to date ( either computers or mobile phones) and up-to-date. Some Builds among which those offered within the Insider Program stand out.

You know, three rings (fast, slow and release candidate) between which the different updates that come to light are released progressively. Some rings to which we already explained how to belong and that correspond to three phases of the development of an update. A good system, however, that is not devoid of bugs and that is the case that concerns us now.And it is that the latest Builds launched for Windows 10 are leaving _smartphones_ aside.

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Mobile phones under Windows stay away from the latest releases of Redmond&39;s but Is this a sign that the company is moving on from its mobile operating system?Many users have asked this question and so much so that they have had to come to the fore from Microsoft to give an explanation."

And as expected and when talking about the Insider Program is Dona Sarkar, the top manager, in charge of showing her face and offer explanations, for which and as usual, he has used his profile on Twitter. And in the same Dona states that this stoppage regarding Builds for Windows 10 Mobile is due to a _bug_ (error) that is blocking the release of new builds in this scope.

An error that Microsoft is apparently already working on with the intention of solving it as soon as possible and in this way to be able to offer builds for Windows phones again just like we do for desktops.

On the other hand, it is logical that the company be cautious with any type of error, possible failures that we have already seen both in Windows and in other platforms such as IOS and Android and that have forced either to stop the deployment of an _update_ (leaving users who had already updated stranded) or to launch another one that corrects the bugs hastily.

For now the Builds system for _smartphones_ continues on _stand by_ and it is hoped that Microsoft will solve the problem in not too long that prevents proper functioning. And as they say, things well done take time.

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