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Verizon to carry BlackBerry 10 devices at launch

September 6, 2012 by Anthony Domanico - Leave a Comment

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Verizon confirmed in an interview with CNET that the company plans to carry BlackBerry 10 devices when the service launches in Q1 2013. RIM has been making the rounds to carriers showing off both it’s touch-only and QWERTY hardware keyboard BlackBerry 10 devices, and Verizon apparently is interested in both models. The companies will announce more details about the BlackBerry 10 devices at an event closer to launch date, but for now it’s good to now that BlackBerry fans on Verizon won’t be left in the dark come 2013.

[via CNET, CrackBerry]

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