So far the BlackBerry Z10 is available in the U.K. and Canada, with sales in both countries are going well. Read here and here. The rest of the world however, are waiting patiently to get one. It was confirmed during the BlackBerry 10 Launch Event that the BlackBerry Z10 would make it's way to the U.S. in March. While catching up on my Twitter stream earlier this week I came across a tweet from BlackBerry Australia, it seems they've been responding the queries on when it should arrive there. Their response?
Rest assured BlackBerry is working hard to carriers to bring the BlackBerry Z10 to you. This would probably be the case for most carriers and the main reason for the delays in getting the BlackBerry Z10 into your hands.
Are you on those networks in Australia? Can you breathe a sigh of relief knowing it's coming to you soon? Hit the comments for your thoughts.
That's two carriers confirmed for Australia then. Digging a little deeper, I also found this tweet.
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