You know what they say – better late than never. If that is the case, Sprint has certainly stayed true to this particular saying, by rolling out BlackBerry 10.2.1 for their subscribers. Verizon as well as T-Mobile subscribers already dished out this particular mobile operating system update last month. Well, at least Sprint’s customers have finally played catch up in this particular matter, and do bear in mind that the only BlackBerry 10 model that is sold by the carrier happens to be the BlackBerry Q10.
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BlackBerry 10.2.1 finally rolls out on Sprint
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Published April 7, 2014
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It’s fair to say that BlackBerry 10 users in the USA have been lagging behind on the OS 10.2.1 update front. Sprint customers have now got a nice moral boost as 10.2.1 is officially released according to our tipsters on Twitter. While in many regions 10.2.1 has been around for some time now it’s only very recently that the American carriers haveintroduced it – T-Mobile and Verizon hitting customers with it last month (March 2014). If you’re a Sprint customer go and check for an update if it’s not pushed automatically to your device. And if there are any device restrictions please feel free to let us know in the comments. What a nice start to the working week!
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