AT & T, Verizon and T-Mobile USA have all said they intend to support BlackBerry 10 handsets on their networks.
"We are very optimistic that it will be a successful product and business customers are very interested in it," T-Mobile USA CEO John Legere said Reuters.Verizon chief executive Lowell McAdam also confirmed the carrier for the BlackBerry 10 devices. And AT & T combined executive Jeff Bradley told Reuters that "it is logical to expect our current [BlackBerry] customers have the best BlackBerry devices to choose from in the future."
BlackBerry 10 is Research In Motion brand new operating system for its smartphones. RIM, which has been steadily losing customers to rivals Google Android and Apple iPhone, has staked its future on the success of this new software. RIM expects to maintain its grip on messaging, and ease of typing. But the new software will also bring with it a new interface and better multimedia capabilities.
RIM announced at the Consumer Electronics Show this week that the company also plans to reach all "price levels" with the new devices. The official launch of the BlackBerry 10 event is scheduled for January 30 in New York.
