This is an absolutely unconfirmed rumour, but it's still worth mentioning that according to various inside sources, two much-anticipated BlackBerry devices - the PlayBook and the Storm 3 - will grace T-Mobile shelves.
According to these sources, RIM held a large number of events for retail representatives across the USA, including with T-Mobile ones. It's reported that it has become clear during these events that both the BlackBerry PlayBook and the BlackBerry Storm 3 are coming to Big Magenta customers at some point in the future.
Moreover, it's said that one of these devices - our bet is the BlackBerry PlayBook, since the BlackBerry Storm 3's expected release date is in Q3 of 2011 - is scheduled to join the T-Mobile ranks very soon.
Until we have more info, we will treat this report as a speculation, but surely it sounds exciting for T-Mo customers. The pic below (showing the BB PlayBook) is said to be taken during a T-Mobile - RIM meeting.
Alex I. is a former technology news writer at PhoneArena. His content contribution took place between 2010-2011, and touched on various devices from the mobile tech industry, such as the iPhone 4s, HTC Sensation and LG Optimus Black.
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