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RIM pushes out software update for BlackBerry Torch, promises speed improvements aplenty

By Donald Melanson posted Oct 6th 2010 3:52PM

Well, it looks RIM hasn't been ignoring all those complaints about its less than speedy BlackBerry Torch -- the company has just pushed out an updated version of BlackBerry 6 for the device that promises a whole host of speed improvements. That includes faster page loading and improved panning in the browser, improved responsiveness after unlocking the device, faster application launching, exiting and switching, faster rendering and smoother transitions on the home screen, faster rendering of thumbnails in the picture application, and faster and smoother scrolling in the message list and when reading email -- oh, and improved audio quality too. Look for the update (v6.0.0.695) to begin rolling out directly to devices over the next week and a half, or simply hit up either RIM or AT&T below to skip the wait and download the update right now.

It's already out. It was released yesterday.

that sticky is really hard to see at the top

Is that the "official" ATT version and does it explain what it gives the user?

Yes, and yes.
The official AT&T version was released yesterday. It's available to download from RIM's website as well as an OTA wireless update.

It was out 2 days ago
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The version has been out for a lot longer than 2 days. It ships on Canadian 9800s since the beginning of the month.
AT&T approved and released it yesterday.

That's what I am talking about ATT sorry for not being more coin at what I was saying. ATT put out 2 days ago.
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Technically it was it was being sold by ATT more than 2 days ago.
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No need to keep this open if the world already knows.

Closed.