Microsoft graphic explanation: Why is the Win10 Mobile push speed so slow?

  

Currently, the Win10 mobile version of the 10536 slow version has been tested in Microsoft's internal testing. It is expected to be pushed this week, mainly to improve stability and performance optimization. Gabriel Aul, head of Microsoft's Windows Insider project, said he is testing the Win10 Mobile Preview 10536 candidate version system internally. And just this has been reported Win10 mobile version 10514 and 10536 push upgrade screenshot exposure news. So why is the Win10 Mobile push progress so slow? Let's hear how Microsoft explains it.

Gabriel Aul explains on the blog the process behind the development of the Windows 10 mobile version, including testing and launch. For Insider users, there is no absolutely fast version, but Microsoft has made a standard explanation, starting with ensuring that basic phone features (such as phone, text input, installation and use of the app) work.

As explained earlier, when they solve the old problems, new problems will arise. This process goes through multiple cycles until they are willing to release it. Speaking of the issue of 10512, then improve on this version, launch the next version (such as 10536).

The reason for the delay in getting the new build is that there is a problem with the user rollback:

“Oops, we have reset the channel program 3 times in the past few weeks because there are 3 issues Will affect the use of Insider members. ”

But there is also a positive side. Aul said:

“ The good news is that we believe that the blocking bugs in the Win10 Insider Preview project have been fixed and are now being tested internally. ”

According to this news, Microsoft is expected to push Win10 Mobile Preview 10536 or higher this week. Of course, the above article also pointed out that it is not ruled out that there will be obstructive bugs, so hope Microsoft is able to successfully complete this week's push.

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