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BlackBerry Curve 9350/9370 lands official OS 7.0.0.261 from Sprint

By Jared DiPane on 25 Aug 2011 11:15 am
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If you happen to be lucky enough to have one of the yet to be released BlackBerry Curve 9350 or Curve 9370 you will be happy to know that Sprint has released a brand new official OS. 7.0.0.261 is available for download, and while we are unsure of what it fixes, or any issues that it may contain, it is yours to install. As usual, be sure to proceed with caution while installing this OS and be sure to jump in the forums and let us know how it goes for you.

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Topics: Sprint Official Os Curve 9350 Curve 9370 News & Rumors BlackBerry OS

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7 comments

esko032

Can we load this on to a gsm 9350?

Vanti

You could load onto your Gsm Curve but it wouldn't work properly. Because it was optimized for a sprint blackberry

u4rhea

I don't understand. Sprint is typically very slow to release official OS updates. Why are they releasing one for an officially unreleased phone?

I think they should be putting more effort into getting their new phones released. Look how delayed they were with their new BBs. I can't believe I'm still waiting for their non camera 9930!

Abrante

Some folks will never be satisfied. You lead the pack!

I hope you realize that T-Mo and At&t customers are still waiting for the GSM 9900 to be released and you're complaining about Sprint's lack of a non-camera version? SMH

u4rhea

Thanks for that insightful attack on me instead of actually understanding my comment about Sprint's premature OS release.

Their 9930 non camera was initially scheduled for an Aug 21 release.

BTW, are you implying that I'm leading you?

Abrante

The premature release of OS's is not a first. Just because the average user doesn't have the phone doesn't mean the phone doesn't exist. In fact you should be happy that they're releasing the OS update so that the actual version that is released to the masses is not as glitchy. And you consider waiting for the non-camera version something to lose sleep about? T-Mobile was the first mobile carrier to announce that they will carry the 9900 and is going to be the 2nd to last major provider to have it and you're getting mad over something that can be easily solved. Buy the camera version and don't use the camera. If your company doesn't allow cameras, put gorilla tape over the camera.