Even after they just released a Windows 10 Mobile build (15051) on Wednesday, Microsoft is back at it again with a new mobile build, this time 15055, in conjunction with a PC build carrying the same number.
Let’s get right to it – Microsoft made a few “changes, improvements, and fixes” to this latest build, and here they are:
•We fixed an issue from recent flights where the volume control might stop working when listening to music in Groove after an endpoint change (for example plugging in headphones).
•We’ve improved speech reliability by fixing a bug where Cortana was unexpectedly failing with a connection error.
•We fixed an issue where multi-turn Cortana speech interactions weren’t working (for example, when creating a reminder in multiple parts, as opposed to doing it in a single sentence).
There are some known issues for this latest mobile build, so check out these caveats and read them carefully before you install this build on your phone:
•We have discovered a bug that causes background tasks to not run in the background like they should such as OneDrive’s camera roll sync feature. Please double check your photos have synced to OneDrive on the latest builds. We’ve got a fix for this issue coming in an upcoming build where background tasks will run again and your camera roll will sync to OneDrive as expected.
•If your device experiences an unexpected reboot, in some cases you may lose your call, text, and email history may be lost. We’re actively investigating this issue. If you believe you’ve hit this, please up-vote this feedback item In Feedback Hub.
•There is a bug in this build that can cause a number of inbox apps to fail to launch (such as Store). There is no workaround to reset the Store unfortunately. This issue also prevents you from taking any app updates from the Store if the Store works for you. A workaround for this is to uninstall the app and reinstall the app from the Store. This issue will be fixed in the next build. Speech packs may be unable to download on this build.
•Some users are reporting that pages are constantly reloading or refreshing, especially while they are in the middle of scrolling them in Microsoft Edge. We’re investigating.
Let us know what you think of this latest build in the comments below.
