[mademan212]

Who do Sprint customers need to get in contact with at BlackBerry and Sprint to voice concern and disdain that there wont be a Z10 offered by the carrier at the US launch...This is a huge disservice to all the loyal BlackBerry users on Sprint's network who have sat tight waiting on BB10. Some say its the carriers fault for not carrying the device but even when you check the specs of the Z10 on BlackBerry sites there are no models that support the signals that Sprint uses for LTE or 3G. The only CDMA Z10 listed is for Verizon..Please rectify this situation ASAP

[dierre]

I thought they committed to get it already they were last to confirm but I'm sure it will probably be within a week of everyone else. Sprint and Verizon were first with the 9900 that phone wasn't hardly anticipated as much as the z10. What band does sprint use on 3g because I was looking @ there coverage map and the don't really have 4g anywhere seriously though I had to stare at the coverage map to find it in just a hand full of cities buts its pretty fast where available.

[dakid72]

Contact Verizon, at&t, or t-mobile.......#abandonSprintship

[FrankPCS]

Well BB shops around their phones and Sprint decides if they want to sell it. So at least for launch, it looks like Sprint passed up on the Z10. Your best bet is to voice your concern to Sprint. There are a few posters that insist the Z10 is coming, but I wouldn't expect it at the US launch. We'll know for sure when the CDMA Z10 FCC confidentiality agreement expires.

As for the Sprint's CDMA bands they fall in the 800/1900mHz, with EV-DO in the 1900mHz frequency. LTE is slowly coming online in band 25 of the 1900mHz frequency and Sprint is now requiring manufacturers to build phones that support its upcoming LTE band 20 in the 800mHz frequency.

[Enyigma]

The press confirms Sprint won't offer the Z10 as per news item at link below:

Sprint won't offer the Z10 (Waterloo Record)

Huge mistake on their part. I guess they don't like keeping their market share.