Get the tools you need to develop BlackBerry WebWorks apps for the BlackBerry PlayBook platform.

Want the SDK for Windows instead?

Mac For use with Mac OS/X 10.12 or later. How to install Download 5.63.16 Windows For use with Microsoft Windows 10. How to install Download 5.63.16. BlackBerry 10 Simulator for Mac OS X. You can use the BlackBerry 10 Simulator to run your apps as if they're on a BlackBerry 10 device. The simulator is hosted inside a virtual machine, which supports accelerated graphics, audio, and peripheral simulation. Get started with application development for Cascades and BlackBerry 10 by downloading the SDK. Download and install the simulator to ensure you have everything for BlackBerry 10 development. Download for Mac OS X - BlackBerry Native.

Download the Ripple emulator CRX file.

Open your Google Chrome browser and go to Tools > Extensions. Then drag ripple_ui.crx into the Google Chrome Extensions window.

To see further install instructions for the Ripple emulator, have a look here ›

First you need the AIR SDK version 2.7.
You can get it here ›

Download the installer.

During the installation you will be prompted to Choose Adobe AIR SDK Install Folder, select the location where you installed the Adobe AIR SDK.

Blackberry Software 7.1 Download

For more instructions about the Playbook WebWorks SDK, go here ›

The Simulator is already bundled with the SDK but you need VMWare Fusion to run it. You can get it here ›

Blackberry software 7.1 download

Open a Finder window and go to the bbwp/blackberry-tablet-sdk/BlackBerryPlayBookSimulator-<version> subfolder and double-click the BlackBerryPlayBookSimulator-n.n.n file to start the simulator.

See more instructions for the BlackBerry PlayBook Simulator here ›

Do you have a BlackBerry PlayBook?
Sign your app here ›

An updated version of the BlackBerry 10 operating system is now available to all BlackBerry 10 devices and you can find the appropriate download link for your device below. The changelog is similar to previous OS 10.3.2 releases, therefore we don’t have any solid information about what has been changed. It is safe to say that bugs have been squashed though.

Download

Blackberry Passport (QC8974)

  • Debrick [1897 MB]: http://cdn.fs.sl.blackberry.com/fs/q…-v7+signed.bar
  • Core OS [348 MB]: http://cdn.fs.sl.blackberry.com/fs/q…-v7+signed.bar
  • Radio [33 MB]: http://cdn.fs.sl.blackberry.com/fs/q…-v7+signed.bar

Blackberry Z10 (STL 100-1)

  • Debrick [1868 MB]: http://cdn.fs.sl.blackberry.com/fs/q…-v7+signed.bar
  • Core OS [319 MB]: http://cdn.fs.sl.blackberry.com/fs/q…-v7+signed.bar
  • Radio [26 MB]: http://cdn.fs.sl.blackberry.com/fs/q…-v7+signed.bar

Blackberry Desktop Software Download

Blackberry Z10 Z30 Q5 Q10 CLASSIC (QC8960)

  • Debrick [1898 MB]: http://cdn.fs.sl.blackberry.com/fs/q…-v7+signed.bar
  • Core OS [348 MB]: http://cdn.fs.sl.blackberry.com/fs/q…-v7+signed.bar

Blackberry Z3 (QC8960_8x30 Hybrid)

  • Debrick [1897 MB]: http://cdn.fs.sl.blackberry.com/fs/q…-v7+signed.bar
  • Core OS [347 MB]: http://cdn.fs.sl.blackberry.com/fs/q…-v7+signed.bar

Blackberry Z10 Verizon (QC8960)

  • Debrick [1901 MB]: http://cdn.fs.sl.blackberry.com/fs/q…-v7+signed.bar
  • Core OS [348 MB]: http://cdn.fs.sl.blackberry.com/fs/q…-v7+signed.bar

Radios for Z3, Z3 Hybrid, Z10, Z30, Q5 and Q10
Z3 (Jakarta) + Cafe Radio – [27 MB]

Z10 (STL 100-2/3/4) and Porsche P9982 Radio – [23 MB]

Blackberry Playbook Desktop Software Download

Z10 (STL 100-4) Verizon Radio – [23 MB]

Z30, Leap and Classic Radio – [51 MB]

Blackberry Access Software Download For Mac

Q5, Q10 and Khan Radio – [28MB]

Download Blackberry Software For Pc

Blackberry For Mac Software Download

Blackberry Z10 Desktop Software Download

The choice of updating your BlackBerry 10 device’s operating system to this version is optional. If you have never done it before, you can follow the instructions in this guide. You can, however, wait for your carrier to release the OS officially. It may take some time, but if you’re impatient and choose to do it manually, take note that you’re doing so at your own risk.