New additions added to the Hub but not noted in the changelog this time around include integration for Discord, Reddit, and Yahoo Messenger.
Back in December, Google launched their Files Go app that allows you to free up space, manage, find and share files easier. Since then, plenty of BlackBerry Android users switched to it as one of their main file manager apps.
Looking for audiobooks? Google Play might just be your best option as Google has now officially introduced audiobooks availability in Google Play.
Although BlackBerry updated the Hub to support GroupMe late last year, a new BlackBerry Hub+ Services update is now rolling out to bring improved support for newer version of GroupMe, some fixes for Gmail, Microsoft Exchange contact search and more!
A new native Dropbox client for BlackBerry 10 called Basket is now available to replace the no longer working Connect to Dropbox app on BlackBerry 10.
A new batch of app updates has now hit Google Play and while Tasks, Notes, Contacts, Hub+ Services, and Calendar are all available, it's really the Hub app that has the most noted changes despite still being in beta.
If you've ever used Facebook Messenger to send photos, chances are you've noticed they're not exactly the best looking when ran through the service. But no more, they'll look better soon!
For this release, BlackBerry has added the ability to automatically back up and restore password records from Google Drive.
If you like to live on the edge and run some beta apps, the folks at BBM have now opened up beta sign-ups for the Android version.
This is just a quick heads up to let you all know there's a new BlackBerry Hub update now available on Google Play. The changes here are small and just meant to align with the latest BlackBerry Hub+ Services update.