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- ...that the special actors in Microsoft Bob generally still have existing code that allows them to be used as normal actors outside of their apps?
- ...that the WarpCenter shell included in OS/2 Warp 4 build 9.012 refers itself to as Lotus SmartCenter?
- ...that Windows Longhorn build 4015 (main) includes an early iteration of transparent window borders?
- ...that the United States government once filed an antitrust lawsuit against Microsoft over its decision to bundle the Internet Explorer web browser with the Windows operating system?
- ...that there was an E variant planned for Windows 7 in addition to K, N and KN, which didn't include Internet Explorer?
- ...that Windows Longhorn build 4088 includes an early version of the .NET Managed rewrite of Desktop Window Manager that is not installed by default?
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Windows 10 Mobile build 11107 is a pre-release build of Windows 10 Mobile Anniversary Update, which was released to beta testers via the Windows Update servers as an update from Windows Phone 8.1, an existing version of Windows 10 Mobile, and as a delta for build 11106. This build includes a number of updates to Windows 10 Mobile applications, along with minor user interface changes.
It is the last build of Windows 10 Mobile to be compiled before its build number (as internally, it was still different between both codebases) was synchronized with its desktop counterpart, which was made to fully complete the synchronization of the mobile and desktop codebase, causing the build number to jump from build 11107 to build 14250.
