[InternetAvenger]

Is blackberry gonna come out with any 4G devices for verizon? If so any idea when?

[anon(3896606)]

Most likely with BB10 devices...

[murnende]

The London is expected to be an LTE device, ostensibly scheduled for Q3. No word on what carriers will be getting it, so far.

[Sith_Apprentice]

Yes. BB10 devices will be 4G LTE. Also there will be a 4G Playbook coming "soon"

[emirozmen]

BB10 brother!

[InternetAvenger]

Ive been on android for 2 years and i am really thinking about switching back. I have a upgrade in may, do you think the 4g phones will be out by then?

[Sith_Apprentice]

No, they wont be out until September ish time frame.

[anon(3896606)]

Ive been on android for 2 years and i am really thinking about switching back. I have a upgrade in may, do you think the 4g phones will be out by then?

BB10 phones are supposed to be announced at BlackBerry World (May 1-3), I would suggest you wait...

[InternetAvenger]

Yeah i think i will wait also

[anon(3896606)]

Yeah i think i will wait also

Good choice!

[mithrazor]

BB10 phones are supposed to be announced at BlackBerry World (May 1-3), I would suggest you wait...

Says who? For all we know right now is that BB10 phones are slated for second half of this year. They can just as easily be unveiled during DevCon in October.

[waynetechberry]

Blackberry has recently acquired a company called PARATEK, who will be primarily responsible for RF tuning, so it's real possible that 4G blackberries are in the making

read an excerpt from my blog here PARATEK joins RIM | Wayne's World

[InternetAvenger]

i couldnt wait, just picked up a 9930! but i still have my upgrade for when the 4G phones come out

[FlashFlare11]

The BlackBerry 10 London should be an LTE-enabled device on Verizon and AT&T(right?).

Are American carriers starting reduce their support for new 3G devices and start supporting LTE devices? Kevin made a post about Verizon "not wanting a 3G BlackBerry."

[californiablackberry]

The 4G BlackBerry that the OP (and a lot of other consumers) were confused by how AT&T/T-Mobile promoted the 9900 with 4G, but it was only their HSPA+ network.