RIM releases a new BlackBerry 10 Beta SDK, goes gold in November

Back in May RIM showcased a very promising alpha build of BlackBerry 10, which flaunted a very interesting cascading UI, some camera tricks courtesy Scalado and impressive touch keyboard chop which it has now even patented. Now, RIM has released the latest BlackBerry 10 Beta SDK and it will be bring some interesting new capabilities to the BlackBerry Dev Alpha devices distributed to application developers at BlackBerry World, but the big deal here is that the SDK will go gold in November.
In the release, RIM has added the BlackBerry App World storefront client app and this happens to be the same version as the one on the BlackBerry PlayBook tablet. This basically means that developers can now start submitting their applications for BB10 and share it with other developers to gather feedback.
RIM has also listed a schedule for the releases with next one coming in September which will have a API freeze and a binary compatible with gold, followed by a release in October which will bring a set of bug fixes and finally in November the SDK will go gold.