14 DAY TRIAL // With Windows 10 Mobile just around the corner, Microsoft is adding the final touches to the new operating system, so the company can release it to the general public.
However, if we are to believe the latest reports coming from Windows Insiders, Windows 10 Mobile is far from being a bug-free affair.
Although rumors claim Windows 10 Mobile build 10586 is the likely RTM for the mobile platform, it looks like this particular version is affected by a “reboot loop” issue on hard reset.
As many of you probably know by now, build 10586 is currently tested in Microsoft's internal rings and is expected to be pushed to Windows Insiders as early as November 12.
Windows 10 Mobile build 10586 should have been rolled out to Windows Phone 8.1 devices around the same timeframe, but Microsoft has just confirmed that it won't happen until December.
The new build might be released to Fast ring next week
Windows Insiders anxious to try out the new build for themselves and see what Microsoft has done with Windows 10 Mobile will have to wait for several more days, but they can check out a new video showing build 10586 in action.
The 5-minute video has been published by OnTile and shows some of the most important improvements Microsoft included in this build, and mentions the bugs and issues the Redmond-based company addressed.
There are also a set of screenshots leaked online courtesy to WMPU, so if the 5-minute video is not enough, then you can check out the gallery below for more images taken with Windows 10 Mobile build 10586.
Keep in mind that if own a Windows Phone 8.1 handset other than Lumia, then you might have to wait until next year for Windows 10 Mobile to arrive on your smartphone. Obviously, the availability of the upgrade will vary by carrier and country.
