[tickerguy]

Dropped last night for both Mac and Windows. This applies to the Windows version (I don't have a Mac)

First, Outlook Sync (2-way and persistent) now is supported for contacts and calendars. For those who have been screaming about this, it works. It appears to require 10.1 to operate however, so if you're still stuck on 10.0.x you're going to wait a bit longer until you either flash your own or your carrier drops a 10.1 update. If you don't want to load your own raise hell with your carrier.

The other notable improvement is that remote file access is MUCH faster over WiFi and problems with some 10.1 loads that rendered it non-functional over Cellular are fixed. Apparently that bug was not in the mobile end.

Those are the two biggies I've noted thus far; it's worth loading particularly if you want/need Outlook sync, although it explicitly says "USB" and doesn't appear to support OTA syncs.

[cbzeduser]

Are Outlook categories supported (or at least not destroyed on the PC when you sync) ?

[Hup55]

I've tried updating my mac and PC no updates showing up for me?

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[Goniff]

I updated to the new version on my Windows 7 Pro computer. It disabled the network card so I lost the connection to the network. I was able to restore the connection by disabling the blackberry virtual private network. Must be a bug.

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[tpmbb10]

Updated the Mac version, still thinks I'm not connected to the internet and thus no file sharing for me. Useless.

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[psmith0803]

Why does link not find this update? You think it is smart enough to know Big Red is laying the hose to it's customers and without 10.1 it wouldn't work? I guess I can direct download link and run a leak but geeze ...I'm getting Storm 1 Flashbacks when Rim made us work our cans off to keep the phones functional.

[rizdragon]

will install and download today... but why does the link software tell me that an update is available???
and i hope this build of link is better in back-up and will allow me RFA and wifi Sync, which the previous link did not allow me to do.