Even though pretty much all US carriers announced plans to offer the new BlackBerry 10 devices, neither has shared any specific release dates. Thanks to a leaked document, however, we now know when T-Mobile will put the BlackBerry Z10 on its shelves.
The blurry, but still legible, screenshot reveals that the BlackBerry Z10 should become available on March 27. We know, it really is a bit disappointing to see the device hit the UK on January 31, and the US about two months later, but what can you do?
The leaked document also shows that the recently-leaked Galaxy Exhibit, which is T-Mobile's variant of the Galaxy S III mini, will also launch on March 27 (in both post-paid and pre-paid form), along with the Galaxy S III LTE (this one may get delayed until April 3). Finally, March 27 will also see the release of the Sonic 2.0 Mobile HotSpot LTE dongle.
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