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Windows 10 for phones build 10052 now available to Fast ring participants – onmsft.com

Ron Ron
April 22, 2015
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Windows 10 for phones build 10052 now available to fast ring participants

Microsoft has just released a new Windows 10 for phones build 10052 to Fast ring participants. This build is a minor update to build 10051, which was released over a week ago.

According to Microsoft, there are no new features in this build aside from bug fixes and improvements. Those of you on a Lumia 52X who were facing issues rolling back from build 10051 to Windows Phone 8.1 are now able to update to the new build and successfully roll back to Windows Phone 8.1. So what’s new in this build?

  • Flight mode can now be enabled.
  • You can now disable data connections.
  • We fixed the bug in which your phone’s MMS settings were lost after upgrading from Build 9941.
  • We fixed the issue in which you couldn’t download keyboards for additional languages.
  • We fixed the issue where the viewfinder in the Camera app gets composed incorrectly on some devices like the Lumia 1020.

Head over to the Settings area in your phone to snag this update. Remember, you must be a part of the Windows Insider Program to test Windows 10 for phones preview.

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