[nycspaces.]

Any improvements in the snooze function for reminders? Any chance of changing the predefined time per the event or interface? This was an amazingly useful bbos7 easter egg hack that made time management so much more efficient than BB10. Long press scroll right or left for changing the reminder notifications...please

[Dr.Deebs]

Any chance they have included the option to force the hub to show the overall view, and not the last viewed message? Or perhaps a timed interval for the hub to revert to the full view?

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[anon8656116]

Any chance they have included the option to force the hub to show the overall view, and not the last viewed message? Or perhaps a timed interval for the hub to revert to the full view?

Yes, there is a new option that resets the Hub view after a specific time. I can't say what the interval is, however.

[derkposner]

Is there a place that has details on how to install this sdk i wanna get a look for myself lol im impatient.

[anon8656116]

Is there a place that has details on how to install this sdk i wanna get a look for myself lol im impatient.

Just download the simulator (link on page 3). You can find instructions in the link, including links to VMware.

http://developer.blackberry.com/devz...uirements.html

[derkposner]

Thanks!
cant use it on this pc definitely! haha

[anon8656116]

Thanks!
cant use it on this pc definitely! haha

Honestly, there isn’t that much to see. The screenshots we’ve posted here don’t show how clunky the simulator actually is. It’s slow and difficult to manage. I focussed mostly on the settings app to look for new/changed options, but I couldn’t test any of them. The simulator doesn’t have a SIM card, BlackBerry ID/PIN or phone number associated with it (you can only simulate the call screen), so you can’t properly test anything.

[derkposner]

ok i figured as much i just got my q10 on thursday so ive just been excited about all the new stuff im hearing, the led customization is what i really want, but thank you for the screen shots all!

[prithvi64]

We were expecting by today SDK would be available but no download link as of now.

[itzJustMeh]

We were expecting by today SDK would be available but no download link as of now.

You can fetch it through current Momentics. Go to Window -> Preferences -> expand BlackBerry -> API Level -> Get more -> click on Beta tab and there it is. I'm downloading it now it's 290MB

[santhoshmanikandan]

We were expecting by today SDK would be available but no download link as of now.

With os for phone?

Z10STL100-1/10.3.0.1154

[RedxD]

Thanks BlackBerry for releasing the 10.3.1 SDK without a dev os so people can finally learn the difference.

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[lawguyman]

Where is the SDK? I can't wait to load it on my phone.

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[pttptppt]

Thanks BlackBerry for releasing the 10.3.1 SDK without a dev os so people can finally learn the difference.

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Thank you for your opinion that resulted in 2 closed threads, a thread clean-up and some aggravated members

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[pttptppt]

Where is the SDK? I can't wait to load it on my phone.

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SDK's are so yesterday. We're installing Momentics on our phones already

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[lawguyman]

Will the SDK have blend in it?

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[molson0]

SDK's are so yesterday. We're installing Momentics on our phones already

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Can you link to the autoloader ?

Never mind, Im just going to load the sim on my passport

[Pdinos3]

Thanks BlackBerry for releasing the 10.3.1 SDK without a dev os so people can finally learn the difference.

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Is this SDK available for download for our phones? I can't wait. Seems this SDK has so many improvements!

Z30STA100-5/10.3.0.1154

[anon8656116]

Is this SDK available for download for our phones? I can't wait. Seems this SDK has so many improvements!

An SDK is nothing but a toolset for developers to create apps for 10.3.1. You don't want those on your phone, even if you could. There is no point. There is no actual OS you can run. Sometimes, such an SDK comes with a bare-bones developer OS (confusingly called SDK OS around here), like the one that is currently running in the simulator. But there is nothing yet that you could install on your device.

[Andrew4life]

Thanks BlackBerry for releasing the 10.3.1 SDK without a dev os so people can finally learn the difference.

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Ha ha. Yeah, and there likely won't be one since no one would have a Classic to need the OS to test anyways.

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[3hb78ftg]

Thanks BlackBerry for releasing the 10.3.1 SDK without a dev os so people can finally learn the difference.

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Direct question for you:

What is an SDK and why do we need an OS with it to know what's new or different? Please include the purpose and use of an SDK and whether or not it works just fine utilizing a simulator.

If you can answer this you should be able to understand why there is no link or an autoloader for actual OS as of yet.

Everyone has the right to be stupid every once in a while, you are just abusing the privilege.

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[lawguyman]

Why no SDK this time?

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[James97]

there is a SDK just no DEV Os for our phones as of yet, .700 was a dev os not sdk, same with this one if it was released for our phones it'd be a dev os

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[mainely_linux]

there is a SDK just no DEV Os for our phones as of yet, .700 was a dev os not sdk, same with this one if it was released for our phones it'd be a dev os

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Lol, you're feeding the trolls. They know.

[thurask]

Thanks BlackBerry for releasing the 10.3.1 SDK without a dev os so people can finally learn the difference.

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An irrelevant distinction, but OK.

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