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Download http://downloads.blackberry.com/upr/developers/update/bbndk/ndktarget_10.3.0.698/ndktargetrepo_10.3.0.698/packages/bbndk.macosx.tools.10.3.0.2702.tar.gz
We'll assume the file was downloaded to your Downloads directory with the name bbndk.macosx.tools.10.3.0.2702.tar.gz
Open the Terminal application (it's under Applications → Utilities)
In Terminal:
- type the command cd ~/Downloads and press Enter⏎
- type the command tar xf bbndk.macosx.tools.10.3.0.2702.tar.gz and press Enter⏎. This could take a while
When the last command terminates, you should have a directory called host_10_3_0_2702 in your Downloads directory

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Connect the device to your PC with the USB cable
On the device, open the Settings application
In the Settings application, navigate back to the main screen if necessary, and then to Security and Privacy
From Security and Privacy, navigate to Developer Mode
Enable Developer Mode; enter the device password for confirmation
Note down the IP address of the device: it should be in the form of 169.254.x.y (usually, 169.256.0.1)

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(on Windows) Press Windows+R; type cmd and press Enter⏎. This should open a command window
(on Mac) Open Applications → Utilities → Terminal. This should open a command window
enter the command cd <full path to the host_10_3_0_2702 directory> and press Enter⏎. To easily enter the full path to the host_10_3_0_2702 directory, you can drag and drop it on the command window
(on Windows) enter the command cd win32\x86\usr\bin and press Enter⏎
(on Mac) enter the command cd darwin/x86/usr/bin and press Enter⏎
enter the command blackberry-deploy -installApp -device 169.254.x.y -password <device password> <full path to the BAR file> (where 169.254.x.y is the IP address of the device), and press Enter⏎. To easily enter the full path of the BAR file, you can drag and drop it on the command window
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