BlackBerry 10 customers, rejoice! The organization has released the first upgrade for its newest BlackBerry 10 OS that delivers a number of upgrades. The upgrade is available for all BlackBerry Z10 customers and the unit can get the upgrade over-the-air.
The upgrade delivers the application edition up to 10.0.10.85 and is only a 150MB obtain. Allegedly, the upgrade increases the smart phone performance, power supply lifespan, low-light photographic camera abilities etc. However, we can validate that the upgrade has not been mixed out to the Native indian devices. The organization said the upgrade was being mixed out in stages.
One major enhancement through the upgrade is the performance of third-party applications. This will help designers build applications that run fast and sleek on the Z10. The BlackBerry formal changelog says, “With this upgrade, you might want to keep an eye out for some fresh new app releases in April, like WhatsApp.”
The upgrade delivers the application edition up to 10.0.10.85 and is only a 150MB obtain. Allegedly, the upgrade increases the smart phone performance, power supply lifespan, low-light photographic camera abilities etc. However, we can validate that the upgrade has not been mixed out to the Native indian devices. The organization said the upgrade was being mixed out in stages.
One major enhancement through the upgrade is the performance of third-party applications. This will help designers build applications that run fast and sleek on the Z10. The BlackBerry formal changelog says, “With this upgrade, you might want to keep an eye out for some fresh new app releases in April, like WhatsApp.”
The photographic camera app has been optimized to take better images in low-light situations. Confusingly, the changelog says, “You’ll love the difference this makes for images where you don’t use a display.” We take this to believe the firmware has been modified and the image processer now takes up a lot more mild by itself.
The upgrade also delivers upgrades in the Web browser app as well as the media play-back abilities. “We’ve created a variety of upgrades to the application in the way the browser manages video play-back.”
Lastly, the BlackBerry group has included a variety of power supply lifespan optimisations in the newest upgrade. Allegedly, the application group has created over 60 power supply saving upgrades since the Z10 release on Jan 30 to give customers a more durable BB10 experience between charges. “These mixed upgrades are designed so that you see upgrades in power supply lifespan and heavy customers especially should see a more time average utilization per charge pattern,” the changelog says.
Besides the Z10, the upgrade will also be shown in the other new BB10 system, the Q10, which is expected to hit markets next month.
