It's Friday and it's day 5 of Michael Clewley's BlackBerry OS 10.3 sneak peeks. There have been lots of goodies so far and those are only the small things. So, we're definitely looking forward to loading up the whole thing when it lands. Let's see what today brings in the world of BlackBerry OS 10.3 teasers.
This one is for those who like to customize things. The ability to rearrange the order of the System Settings menu. Allowing you to put the items you access frequently right where you want it. I am already used to the layout of the Settings menu and know how far I need to scroll to get to where I want but customization is always good. Just like you can re-order the items within the Hub. There is an option to restore them all back to default, if you wanted.
Happy to see this feature? What other tweaks would you like to see in the Settings Menu?
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