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Following up on the round of leaks for the BlackBerry Z10 and the BlackBerry Q10 yesterday, a new OS has now popped up in the CrackBerry Forums once again for both devices. A special treat this time around though as all variants can get in on the action. STL100-1,2,3,4 as well as SQN100-1,2,3,4,5. The OS itself is labeled as being 10.1.0.4543 which is slightly higher than yesterdays OS but it's up to you all to figure out what has been changed.
Standard you can't blame us disclaimer - use caution when installing a leaked OS like this and remember if you break your phone it's not our fault. Also, a good idea to make a backup because you're essentially performing a factory restore on your device. If you don't want to lose data, a backup is needed. You'll need a Windows PC to install these files and If it goes downhill, remember you can always wipe and restore your device.
Grab the download links in the CrackBerry Forums
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