Posted at 3:22 pm CST, November 19th, 2009 by Aaron Baker.
It’s the natural progression of CDMA BlackBerry devices in the US (or so it seems) – Verizon and Sprint pick up the device at around the same time, followed by the regional CDMA carriers in the coming months. Thanks to a tip received by BlackBerry Rocks!, the Curve 8530 could be headed to US Cellular on or around December 10th.
Complete rumor at this point, but worth pointing out that it will be RIM’s first trackpad-equipped device on US Cellular. Is it worth waiting for?
Via: CrackBerry
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