Snap v3 for BlackBerry 10 has moved out of beta and is now available!

After what has got to be one of the longest beta testing periods ever, Snap v3 has finally moved out of beta and is now available. For this release of the native Android APK downloader for BlackBerry 10, Red Light of Love has opted to offer the app under a 'pay what you want' early access program with prices ranging from $4.99 to $0.99, though, the suggested pricing is set at $2.99. Should you not want to pay for the update, you will be able to download it for free on September 12, 2016.

Snap now is "pay what you want" model, where you can support the developer by paying for Snap. Snap is still free, but exclusive early access is granted to paying customers. Your support is greatly appreciated to keep Snap up and running.

If you're looking for early access, all you have to do is head on over to the Red Light of Love site and process your payment. Once processed, you'll be given a .BAR file which can then be loaded onto your device just like any other version of Snap. As of right now, the changelog page hasn't been updated to indicate what exactly has been changed, but we do know the login bug that struck the beta builds has been fixed. If a full changelog gets posted, we'll add it here later on.

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