Windows 10 build 20206 is available for Windows Insiders in the Dev channel and it actually contains a few new features. Just not for everybody.

Here’s what’s new:

Emoji Picker improvements. Microsoft says it has revamped the Emoji Picker with a new experience that provides a Fluent design, an inline search box, support for animated GIFs, and integration with the previously-separate Clipboard history. The bad news? Right, they’re A/B testing this feature, so not everyone will see it.

Voice Typing. This new feature will replace Windows Dictation and enable you to type with your voice wherever there’s a text field in Windows, Microsoft says. It features a modern design that’s optimized touch keyboards, auto-punctuation, and an updated back end for more reliable performance. Type WINKEY + H to get started. The bad news? Right, they’re A/B testing this feature, so not everyone will see it.

Touch keyboard improvements. A new touch keyboard design includes “a fresh aesthetic and many other small tweaks,” Microsoft says, including updated key sizes and layouts for improved typing comfort and accuracy. The bad news? Right, they’re A/B testing this feature, so not everyone will see it.

Cursor movement with the space bar. Arguably another Touch keyboard improvement, this feature lets you change the cursor position using the gestures on the space bar on the Touch keyboard. “All you need to do is place a finger on the space bar and slide your finger left, right, up, or down,” Microsoft writes. “As your finger moves, so will the cursor – one character or line at a time.” The bad news? Right, they’re A/B testing this feature, so not everyone will see it.

Spin that roulette wheel and see which improvements you get! Have fun.