Windows 10 Mobile Build 10575 Due Next Week; Build 10568 Leaked
The new Windows 10 Mobile Build 10575 is reportedly in internal testing phase at Microsoft and is expected to roll out to the public really soon. Meanwhile, new leaks indicate the new Windows 10 Build 10568 which brings along more fixes and software updates.
The report from WMPowerUser.com cited the statement from Gabriel Aul, the WDG Engineering Systems team vice president, who took to his social media over the weekend. When asked by one of his followers, Aul gave the hints that the W10 Mobile Build 10575 will arrive "likely early next week."
Not much has been expected from the upgrade other than the reported fix on the issue brought by the 10572. The mentioned firmware has a bug preventing users from upgrading their mobile software directly and that they would need to downgrade their devices to Windows Phone 8.1 first before getting the latest update.
Meanwhile, a report from Digital Trends pointed out the rumors talking about the operating system's upcoming build, the Windows 10 Mobile Build 10568.
The leak, which surfaced over the weekend, features some noticeable modification on the icons and themes. Perhaps the most visible is the much darker title bar in the messaging window. The new Dark Mode would come as quite a bit of relief for users who are using the functions in poorly-lit environment as the color of the texts are now correctly set.
There's also an added Skype Toast Notification for audio and video calls.
Winbeta.org, who first picked up the story, emphasized in their report that the build is currently in development stage and that users don't need to hold their breath for any huge features and changes. As for its release date, it is likely to roll out in "less than 2 weeks" from now.
Stay tuned for more updates.
