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Last week we played with the BlackBerry Z10 almost non-stop while working on our BlackBerry Z10 Review. We went through two or more batteries a day tearing things down to learn all we could about BlackBerry 10. Hanging out on the couch one night, Bla1ze restarted the Z10 and we were checking out the boot screen. He tapped it (for one reason or another) and we noticed a very cool Easter Egg.
While the boot screen is loading up, a progress indicator fills around the BlackBerry logo. It gives you a good idea as to the load percentage, but we found that by pressing and holding on the logo itself, you can view the actual percentage number. It's a pretty cool hidden feature that we just had to share. Check out the video above to see it in action!
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