A new preview version is available for Insiders with a rather funky build string in the form of Windows 10 Mobile Redstone
build 14267.1004 that was released a few hours back.
Once again, it only ships for new Lumia devices.
Think the Lumia 950, 950 XL, 550 and the 650, which launched only a few days ago.
This is
an important release, as it comes with a number of fixes, including the one that addresses the critical bug that resulted in the Lumia 550 smartphone not charging. But all that is take care of, as Microsoft details what got fixed in Windows 10 Mobile build 14267.1004.
The full list, including some new features:
• We fixed the issue reported by Insiders in Build 14267 where the Lumia 550 no longer charges or connects via USB. If you hit this issue on your Lumia 550 – we have laid out guidance on various methods to get back into a good state here.
• We fixed the issue preventing Visual Voicemail notifications from happening.
• We’re introducing Visual Voicemail for dual-SIM devices such as dual-SIM Lumia 950 XL! Work for this feature was in Friday’s release but due to the above mentioned bug impacting notifications it was not working correctly. But now the experience should be working as expected.
• We’ve released an update to the People app that brings back the history feature. For a given contact you communicate with, you can view the interaction, whether by today, yesterday, last week etc. Right now, your Skype messages won’t show up in history yet but we’re working on enabling this in a future update. Also – we’re tracking a bug in which opening an email item in history might not take you to that specific email.
This version is not without a few known issues:
• If you have the Windows Feedback app pinned to Start, after upgrading from Build 10586.107 it will no longer show as pinned.
• We are seeing reports from Windows Insiders of issues connecting to wireless displays. We’re investigating.
• When using Continuum on the Lumia 950 XL – the trackpad experience is not working correctly.
Overall, a pretty standard version, mostly focused on all-round improvements for the mobile OS.
source:windows10update
