[rroyy]

On the cusp of the Bold 9900 getting OS 7.1.0.205, the Torch 9860 is now getting bumped up too. There’s no word on what is new in this release, so be sure to let us know in the comments.

Download Torch 9860 OS 7.1.0.205 from:

FileServe

FileServe (mirror)

Source: Leaked: BlackBerry Torch 9860 OS 7.1.0.205 | N4BB - News for BlackBerry - leaks, rumors, videos, faqs, reviews

[zirkwander]

Will wait for feedbacks from other people. Currently, my 9860 is happy with 7.1.0.190. Specially the battery life.

[BEARD GANG]

Yeh i think im going to wait... people please give comparisons between this and the previous version

[masterscarhead1]

At this point, I think it can only get better, since 7.1 is new, RIM is simply hammering out the bugs, like OS 2 for PB. It doesn't mean anything for the battery life though. Often, with performance, you sacrifice battery life. I will note that 7.1.0.190 has not the best wifi reception. I will be testing this out tonight.
And for those who say leak os's can brick, ummmmm, are you doing it right? I have never had this issue, even with the ultimate bricker, Storm 2 9550.
MHC1

[Krypto]

Just a heads up, anyone wanting to wait, be prepared to wait until tomorrow as it takes 24 hours to really see how an OS is going to perform. If you're fine with .190 then stick with it until definitive feedback comes through. If you've had problems, then .205 will likely be worth trying now.

For now, suffice it to say that this is a fairly big download (250MB) and it's currently downloading quite slowly...

[Klotar]

Oh goodie, hopefully this brings Wifi Calling to the 9860 on Rogers (7.1.0.190 didn't).

I guess I shall find out tonight/tomorrow...!

[masterscarhead1]

Just curious, anyone know if Telus Mobility supports wifi calling?
I think 7.1.0.190 had rather nice battery life, given the size of the system compared to 7.0. I have yet to see any system beat 7.0.0.474 on battery life though, and it had relatively good wifi reception. On .190, weaker wifi connections wouldn't start, especially those with odd wifi settings.
I do agree that battery life feedback will take about 24 hrs at the very least, but i think a general picture can be inferred in the first few hours
For those who are hesitant, dig around the installation folder and see if you find anything interesting or new, or a dramatic change in file size. Those will usually tell you what the difference is. And, when worse comes to worse, if the battery life is bad, you can always make a hybrid with .190 radio file, and .205 java folder.
MHC1

[takuma089]

Can someone provide a mirror? Can't seem to download ot from fileserve

[takuma089]

Can someone provide a mirror? Can't seem to download it from fileserve

[PC_v1]

VENDOR.XML

Do yourself a favour and use this little program to help find it: Everything Search Engine

...don't even have to install it. There's a simple executable that you can download and RUN AS ADMINISTRATOR.

[SkaterGuy2k]

I have added this on MegaUpload
Enjoy
MEGAUPLOAD - The leading online storage and file delivery service
Now I can install lol

[Scooter68]

Thanks for the Mirror.

[edit]

Mirror very slloooow! better than nothing... i guess. haha

[superkaos]

Can anyone comment on the ability to manually switch between 2G and 3G/4G mode under "Manage Connections"?

Many Thanks!

[zocster]

awesome thanks RR!

[Vmaxryan]

I have added this on MegaUpload
Enjoy
Now I can install lol

Thanks very quick download, under 2 minutes.

[gptoyz]

thanks for the mirror +1

now i will just wait for one of you braver folks to dive in and report back

[takuma089]

Thanks for the mirror! Downloaded it and will install it when I get home

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[tezytan]

Mirror for those who hate fileserve~

9860AllLang_PBr7.1.0_rel648_PL5.1.0.181_A7.1.0.205 .exe - download now for free. File sharing. Software file sharing. Free file hosting. File upload. FileFactory.com

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[KingRichard]

Filesonic at your services

Filesonic URL

[rickgainsmith]

I can't see anything different with this build. Very inconsiderate of these people to leak OS's without a change log! ;-)

Someone asked re Network Modes.
VodafoneAU has;
3G
2G
3G & 2G

[SkaterGuy2k]

Well successfully install and running quite smoothly I have to say. So far so good one batt pull and a few restarts with apps and down to 9.3%/hr so not to bad. Also mobile hotspot is still there and working (Rogers ). Also for network modes: 3g/h+, 2g, 3g/h+/2g for Rogers. Will report back with anything else/batt later.

So far a win on a Wednesday

Sent from my BlackBerry 9860 using Tapatalk

[prithvi64]

Just installed .205 over .190. Let us see whether memory leakage issue is still in this build. i was fedup with .190, there was around 50mb leakage in a day.

[superkaos]

Thanks everyone for the info on Network Modes. Going to install on my ATT Torch 9860 and see what happens

[putters]

Will BIS data work over wifi?

[statickiwi]

Will report back within a day or two. Just installed this on my phone and configured a few of my apps.
I noticed after the install that my gmail calendars were disabled for sync. I had to re-enable them.
Menu transitions feels snappier and the keyboard feels more accurate.
I have never noticed this before, but the Blackberry maps there is now a little icon that searches for deals within this area.

The battery drainage on .190 settled down for me after a day. The first day the battery died, but after I was able to get atleast two days on a single charge. I don't have Facebook, but I'm a believer that the Facebook app consumes a lot of battery on the Blackberry OS.