Build 10586.218 is now available for Windows 10 on PC and Mobile

Microsoft continues to deliver on what it announced in the Build and wants to keep all of its devices up to date. So, and when Build 14316 was released a few days ago, many were surprised that it was only oriented for PC, so now it comes for Windows 10 Mobile (and also for PC) a new Build, which has the number 10586.218.

A Build that has started its distribution just a few hours ago and that offers, above all, improvements aimed at solving bugs present and reported by users as well as to introduce some improvements aimed at optimizing performance and fluidity, which especially in _smartphones_ and as some of you have commented, is not as good as it should be.

Among the novelties that we are going to find in this update regarding Windows 10 for PC we can highlight:

• Improvements over Internet Explorer 11, .NET Framework, Microsoft Edge, Windows Update, Logon, Bluetooth, maps app, video playback, Cortana, USB, Windows Explorer and Narrator (already, looks like an interesting update).
• Fixed a USB connectivity issue that was only fixed by restarting the operating system.
• Work has been done to improve detection of printers when the device returns from a sleep state.
• Fixed various issues with the lock screen.
• Fixed various issues with daylight saving time changes
• Improved security for CSRSS
• Fixed various security issues in HTTP.SYS, secondary logon, Microsoft graphics components, Microsoft Edge, Internet Explorer 11.

Also for Windows 10 Mobile

We have seen the news and improvements that arrive for desktop and laptop computers, but this time Microsoft has also wanted to include Windows 10 Mobile in this update and these are the improvements we are going to find:

• Work has been done to improve the operation and stability of the operating system.
• Visual Voicemail support on Dual SIM devices.
• Added improvements to Bluetooth connectivity, especially improving being connected to devices.
• Fixed an issue where audio playback would occasionally drop out with Groove Music or other players when the screen was turned off.
• Improvements have been made in Microsoft Edge, such as support for prompting when a file is downloaded, as well as background download support.
• Improvements in Cortana when reading messages and its use in other ?do not disturb?.
• Windows Store stability improvements.
• Fixed an issue that occasionally caused blank Tiles to be displayed after upgrading from Windows Phone 8.1
• Improvements to USB PC connectivity that had been updated since Windows Phone 8.1

As usual, this update will reach Insider members first just like models that They already enjoy Windows 10 installed from the factory, it is unknown for now if those who come from a previous version and have upgraded to Windows 10 also have it available.

If you have already tried it, we would like you to tell us what your impressions are regarding this _update_, if the improvements announced since Microsoft are palpable and if there are bugs that are still present.

Via | Microsoft