RIM has made another step to bring more developers to the BlackBerry platform prior to the BlackBerry 10 launch. They previously announced that some dev tools were coming for Linux users and now have released the BlackBerry Native SDK version 2.1 for Linux users. This release is in Beta, so be sure to read all the release notes for specifics before you get to work.
This opens up BlackBerry 10 development to a broader developer base and, in the end, helps out everyone associated with the BlackBerry community. If you’re a Linux-based developer, hit the link below to grab the BlackBerry Native SDK for your OS.
Justin Lisenby
Editor-In-Cheif at TheBerryFix.com
Justin Lisenby started out writing for TheBerryFix back in 2009. He was already an avid BlackBerry fan and his knowledge only grew as he started writing for the site. He moved up quickly in both BlackBerry knowledge and editorial prowess, and quickly moved up to Senior Editor. In 2012, Justin was elevated to Editor-In-Chief of TheBerryFix and he now runs the operations, while still writing and editing for the site.
I can tell many more people are on 4G LTE now. When I first got my phone I could get 45+. Now, I average 20-25. - 2 hours ago
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