The blog post doesn’t have much else in the way of details which makes sense since they have moved into a bug fixing phase rather than adding features. Since it is in the slow ring, typically that means that there will be ISOs released but perhaps it is too early for that.
Another point to make is that this build has been released to both the fast and slow rings at the same time, so clearly they have tested well internally. One obvious change that signals this is not a typical beta build is that the Windows Version watermark in the bottom right corner of the screen is now gone. The Verge reported earlier today that build 10240 would be the “RTM” or “Release to Manufacturing” build and while that has not officially been announced, this build does take some big steps towards being less of a testing build and more of a release candidate. Today Microsoft unleased build 10240 to both the fast and slow rings for Windows Insiders.
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