Supersite for Windows published a hands on review on the latest Windows 10 Insider Preview

Yesterday marked a significant milestone in the development of the upcoming Windows 10 Fall Creators Update, also know by its code name of Redstone 3, which is expected to be generally available in the September timeframe.

This update is the fourth major feature update for the two year old operating system and with the release of yesterday's Build, 16251, it was moved out of the traditional pre-release development branch and forked into the release branch. This branch is where it will remain until it is released for Windows 10 users in September.

That means the Fall Creators Update is feature complete and the primary focus over these last several weeks will be addressing bugs and performance issues in the final test builds.

  Windows 10 Fall Creators Update Release Branch Build 16251 Hands-On Review