Sachesi

A lot of expert users like to have total control over the data installed on their mobile handsets, and this includes some of those who own Blackberry 10 devices.
Sachesi is one of the utilities that can come in handy to all those looking to update the firmware on their Blackberry smartphone, install or uninstall apps or search for specific entries.

Portable application for connected BlackBerry 10 devices

It goes without saying that in order to benefit from all the functions of Sachesi you need to connect your handset to the PC using its compatible USB cable.
The application itself is a portable one, meaning that you do not need to install it on your computer and it does not slow down your PC by adding any new entries to the Windows Registry.

Explore device info, wipe, reboot or restore factory settings

Once the connection has been successfully established, you can view various types of details about your device, such as its name, BlackBerry ID, OS version, PIN, HW name, battery level and free disk space.
Additionally, you can wipe the entire contents of your phone, reboot it or revert to factory settings with a single mouse click.
You can also extract a wide range of info from your smartphone, like the filesystem image or all bar archives from a debrick/repaired .signed image. You can also create an Autoloader.exe from a folder or a file storing .signed images.

Backup app data, media, contacts or calendar info 

You can search for firmware keys related to certain apps or you can backup various types of data. More precisely, Sachesi comes in handy when you want to backup application data or media, as well as the device settings and local contacts/calendar data.
Also, Sachesi allows you to install .bar files such as applications or firmware by simply dragging and dropping them into the main window. Alternatively, you can select them from the provided list.
All in all, Sachesi is a nifty application that can help users explore the data on their BlackBerry 10 devices, as well as update, install or uninstall firmware.