BlackBerry OS 6 – what to expect
Sep 10, 2010 hardware, phones, review
BlackBerry OS 6 is due to be released in the autumn, however Research In Motion (RIM) wealthy person leaked some of the features we can expect from the updated OS. Read on to find out more:
Music Search – The new hunting function features a carousel of albums in which users tin can swipe to browse through the different genres, and also search for albums of the currently playing creative person. Any medicine which is uploaded from a PC using BlackBerry Media Sync will be automatically added to the record album art.
Searching for apps – In the media player if you choose ‘Explore Music Apps’ you are presented with a direct link to popular media apps from the BlackBerry App World. This makes it a draw more effortless to find the big top apps and to shuffling your BlackBerry handset more personalised. This also deeds with video and picture apps.
Podcasting App – This new app lets you subscribe to podcasts on your phone so you tin can be kept up to engagement 24/7. It has not been confirmed yet that this will be released in the UK at launching however it become available at a later date.
Improved Camera – BlackBerry OS 6 will deliver a ‘breaker point and shoot’ experience; this improved app features a clear fare layout which makes it easier to choose different options including face detection, sports or action control and also the flash control.
YouTube uploader – It will also be easier to capture a video recording using BlackBerry OS 6 and then upload it onto YouTube.
New Photo Gallery – The new photograph heading volition make it easier to organise and hunting for photos, and users tin can also select a grouping of photos to part with others, written matter and paste it or delete, and this app also supports pinch to soar on selected handsets.
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