Microsoft has released the first test build of its Windows 10 20H2 feature update to Insider testers. On June 16, Microsoft delivered that test build, 19042.330 to the newly christened “Beta Channel,” which is what was formerly known as the Slow Ring.
Microsoft officials described Windows 10 20H2 as a “scoped set of features,” which is shorthand for a minor, cumulative-update-style release. Officials also said that the 20H2 feature update — which should be available to the mainstream sometime later this fall — will include the new Chromium-based Microsoft Edge browser when it is released. Today’s build includes fixes from KB4557957, plus the new Edge browser.
