BlackBerry released the latest version of its SDK which bumps the Android runtime support up from API Level 17 to API level 18. This means support for Android 4.3 Jelly Bean that also includes some additional features and enhances integration with the operating system. Most notable change comes in the form of support for Bluetooth LE (Low-Energy) and NFC, both of which were not available until Android...
Blackberry OS 10.3 SDK Beta released with Android 4.3 runtime support
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