Big news, BlackBerry fans: you’ve got an OS update coming your way!

BlackBerry today detailed BlackBerry OS 10.3.2, the latest version of its mobile operating system. The update brings with it many notable tweaks, including a new version of BlackBerry Blend, camera improvements, calendar tweaks, and more. Here’s a quick rundown of what you can expect from BlackBerry 10.3.2:

• BlackBerry Blend 1.2: BlackBerry Blend is a software tool that lets you view your smartphone’s messages, files, and other content on your tablet or computer, including iOS, Mac, and Windows devices. The new version brings an updated user interface to making navigating your content faster and easier.
• BlackBerry Protect: BlackBerry is adding anti-theft protection to Protect that’ll let you disable a device that’s lost or stolen.
• Camera: Camera improvements like better low light performance when in auto mode, better face detection, and reduced blur when in motion.
• BlackBerry Calendar: Improvements to Meeting Mode, which will automatically set your phone to silent based on your Calendar schedule. With 10.3.2, you can specify which events you want Meeting Mode to silence. BlackBerry is also bringing back calendar date numbers that’ll shrink and grow depending on how busy you are that day.

BlackBerry also notes that anyone in the U.S. that’s not using a Passport or Classic will also get features like updated icons, an improved action bar, BlackBerry Blend, BlackBerry Assistant, battery improvements, a better BlackBerry Hub, and the Amazon Appstore.

BlackBerry OS 10.3.2 will begin rolling out around the world in the coming weeks, and BlackBerry says that the update will be offered to all BlackBerry 10 devices.

This new BlackBerry OS update sounds like it offers several nice tweaks to anyone rocking a BlackBerry device. It’s always good to hear that your phone’s camera will get better since that’s one feature that most everyone uses on their phones, and with BlackBerry Calendar, I’m sure that ‘Berry folk will be excited to hear that BlackBerry is responding to customer feedback by bringing back its shrinking and growing dates in Calendar.