Windows 10 Microsoft officially christens ‘Redstone 5’ as the Windows 10 October 2018 Update Microsoft adds a new subscription-based financing offer to its line-up with Xbox All Access Microsoft touts more AI-powered OneDrive for Business and SharePoint features due later this year Microsoft Windows zero-day vulnerability disclosed through Twitter With only a month to go before releasing the Windows 10 October 2018 update, or version 1809, Microsoft’s latest preview build is all about eliminating glitches rather than introducing new features. The latest preview from its Redstone 5 (RS5) branch for Windows insiders on the fast ring is build 17754, and comes less than a week after build 17751 hit the fast ring. Both contain over a dozen bug fixes each, with the earlier of the two addressing GSOD or ‘green screen of death’ issues, crashing apps, false ‘You’re up to date’ messages, and flaky network connectivity. The latest preview fixes a host of minor bugs, several issues causing crashes, and weird glitches that would annoy the masses if they slipped through to the final release. And Microsoft expects to iron out more bugs in coming weeks as it enters “the phase of checking in final code to prepare for the… Read full this story
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