I'm a little confused here, maybe it's a dumb question. I received an update notification, which I did it. All ok, but I want to review the update, news...etc and I came across with that info.
I have a Classic, now with:
Software Release 10.3.1.1779
OS Version 10.3.1.2576
Anybody?
A software release is given to a combination of an OS file, a radio file, and a particular set of apps.
In practice, the OS version is what we like to refer to, and is completely unique anyway - it's not like an OS gets packaged multiple ways.
Z30STA100-5/10.3.1.2582
So is it correct to say that the OS is the same across all models (bb10) and coupled with the files for each specific phone model it becomes the Software Release?
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Via CB10 PassportSQW100-1/10.3.1.2582
Depends on what you mean by "same".
The OS file has three separate versions - one for each processor type (Passport, Z10-STL100-1, and all the others). On top of that, the OS can adapt during the installation phase to support unique features of particular devices (keyboards versus virtual, USB OTG, Miracast, etc).
Apps are always the same.
Radios differ between devices, but some are the same too (like Classic and Z30, Qs, Z10 models 2,3,4).
Z30STA100-5/10.3.1.2582