Leaked: OS 7.1.0.342 For BlackBerry Torch 9810

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03-25-2012, 12:48 PM
bukscreamboi

Absolutely I did...
03-25-2012, 01:40 PM
grimreaper

Quote:

Originally Posted by bukscreamboi

Absolutely I did...

Can you refresh the CAPTCHA words again, so you can enter a new set of words?

Once you correctly enter it, a pop up with the OS leak will prompt you to download.

Let us know if you require further help.

Thank you.
03-25-2012, 05:35 PM
bukscreamboi

I still get d same error and entered the 2 captcha correctly. After enetering the captcha and clicking on d download file option, I get d error page.
03-25-2012, 06:17 PM
grimreaper

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Originally Posted by bukscreamboi

I still get d same error and entered the 2 captcha correctly. After enetering the captcha and clicking on d download file option, I get d error page.

I'm going to check this out again myself, and keep you posted.

Thank you.

Update:

I have re-attempted to download OS7.1.0.342 for the BlackBerry Torch 9810 by entering the correct CAPTCHA words (after the first incorrect try) second time worked.

I think the issue here is you're entering both low and high characters, which is not required (see screen shot).

Then click the Download button, you will receive the new OS7.1.0.342, save the compressed file to your desktop.

Thank you.

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03-28-2012, 02:16 AM
gemurdock

I have installed, and run for 3 days, this version on my AT&T 9810, and it seems to run without issues other than battery drain, which both this version and the 258 version changed from as much as 2 days on light usage for battery life with the 2404 bundle version of 7.0 to less than 24 hours. I have added some apps during this time period, including Blackberry Traffic, which will drain a full battery to red in 4 hours (ouch, get out the car adapter, but it works almost as well as my Garmin, less the street view, of course) along with Score Mobile (great little app!) and the AP News app. The AP News app was definitely part of the problem, which I realized after removal, but I may go back briefly to verify that th OS is not having problems as well. And 4G was also clearly sucking juice during a short trip. But functionally, no issues, Thanks!
03-28-2012, 01:45 PM
bukscreamboi

Can u switch from 2G to 3G/4G?
03-28-2012, 03:20 PM
grimreaper

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Originally Posted by gemurdock

I have installed, and run for 3 days, this version on my AT&T 9810, and it seems to run without issues other than battery drain, which both this version and the 258 version changed from as much as 2 days on light usage for battery life with the 2404 bundle version of 7.0 to less than 24 hours. I have added some apps during this time period, including Blackberry Traffic, which will drain a full battery to red in 4 hours (ouch, get out the car adapter, but it works almost as well as my Garmin, less the street view, of course) along with Score Mobile (great little app!) and the AP News app. The AP News app was definitely part of the problem, which I realized after removal, but I may go back briefly to verify that th OS is not having problems as well. And 4G was also clearly sucking juice during a short trip. But functionally, no issues, Thanks!

Glad to hear gemurdock, as everyone should know, 4G will consume more power naturally vs using the 3G wireless network.

That's the price to pay for having faster (downloading) speeds.
03-28-2012, 03:22 PM
grimreaper

Quote:

Originally Posted by bukscreamboi

Can u switch from 2G to 3G/4G?

Hello bukscreamboi,

Yes, you can switch from 2G to 3G or 3G/4G (H+) (if available).

Thank you.

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