Gabe Aul took the Microsoft blogs yesterday to give some information about an upcoming build release for Windows 10 for phones. When the first build released in February, the list of supported devices was extremely limited, but Microsoft promised to include more later on. The issue with providing support for additional devices was in how Windows 10 installed. A new feature, called "partition stitching" was the key and according to Gabe, that has now been worked out.
Missing from the list is the 930 and any non-Microsoft devices, but here's the handset models that should be supported in the next build:
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Lumia 1020
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Lumia 1320
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Lumia 1520
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Lumia 520
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Lumia 525
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Lumia 526
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Lumia 530
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Lumia 530 Dual Sim
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Lumia 535
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Lumia 620
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Lumia 625
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Lumia 630
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Lumia 630 Dual Sim
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Lumia 635
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Lumia 636
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Lumia 638
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Lumia 720
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Lumia 730
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Lumia 730 Dual SIM
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Lumia 735
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Lumia 810
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Lumia 820
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Lumia 822
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Lumia 830
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Lumia 920
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Lumia 925
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Lumia 928
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Lumia ICON
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Microsoft Lumia 430
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Microsoft Lumia 435
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Microsoft Lumia 435 Dual SIM
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Microsoft Lumia 435 Dual SIM DTV
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Microsoft Lumia 532
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Microsoft Lumia 532 Dual SIM
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Microsoft Lumia 640 Dual SIM
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Microsoft Lumia 535 Dual SIM
A release date was not promised, nor is there promise that all of these devices will actually make the final cut, but the rollout seems to be on tap soon. Gabe says that there's at least one more week of engineering before a decision will be made.
