Windows 10 build 10586.240: what's new
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During the day yesterday, cumulative updates (Windows 10 Build 10586.240) have begun to arrive for those users registered in Windows Insider who belong to the Release Preview ring of Windows 10 Mobile and Windows in their computer version. In this way, Windows 10 Mobile users go to Build 10586.242 and Windows for PC users go to the new Build 10586.240.
What's New in Windows 10 Mobile Build 10586.242 and Windows 10 Build 10586.240
In the following lines we will go on to detail what is new in this new Windows 10 update that has arrived in its two flavors, for mobiles and for computers.
- Improvements in application compatibility. (They have not been too specific about which applications would not have problems with this operating system now) The experience when updating the system has been improved, including the correction of a problem that caused some devices to lose the Internet connection or drag Tactile issues. Reminders should now be more reliable. Improved user interface for used data control. Now certain devices will see improved experience in using the navigation bar. Fixed an issue where some card readers SD could not be recognized. Summer time update in countries with time changes.
So far, Microsoft has not clarified in which terms a new update will arrive to all users, remaining until then available only for the Windows Insider program.
As you can see, the improvements are not revolutionary, for that they must wait until the next Anniversary Update that will arrive in July.
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