Microsoft this morning released a new version of Windows 10 for PCs and mobile devices (Windows 10 build 14367) that brings many bug fixes.
Windows 10 build 14367 for PC and Mobile is mostly a bug fix release, particularly for bash bugs that the company has asked Insiders for help in fixing before the official release of the Anniversary Update.
Of course, like almost every new build, there are also some new features you can try out.
For example, insiders will have access to a keyboard shortcut for the Feedback Hub on PC that makes it super easy to take a screenshot to include in bug reports they submit to Microsoft.
In addition, build 14.367 brings Microsoft's new tool (we published it yesterday) that will help you perform a clean installation of the operating system.
And finally, handwriting recognition support has been improved, as Microsoft added 23 new languages in this build.
Windows 10's Anniversary Update is expected to be released next month, so the next builds will come with many bug fixes and fewer new features.
Let's hope that the company's developers will have time to improve all the issues that have been presented and the release will take place in July, as expected.
