Version 3.13 - 5 September 2011
- Optimized performance, especially for OS 7 devices.
- Reorganized the Options screen.
- Preparing for Emoji interoperability with iPhone & Android devices for the next Release 3.14!!!
- For OS 6/7 the pull down 'Home Screen Notifications List' now shows crunchSMS messages!
- Quick Reply is now way nicer! Making it much easier to view multi-line messages.
- Scrolling through messages using the trackball is now much faster and smoother.
- You can now buy a license through BlackBerry App World, quick and easy, so please support us!
- When downloading an MMS, pictures and videos are better matched to the capabilities of the phone.
- Accents are ignored when searching for a contact, so you can look for "Véronique" by typing "ver".
- In Quick Reply, if you enter text then press [Open] your text is no longer lost.
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