Get a Sneak Peak at the New BlackBerry 10 Devices

You have heard a lot about BlackBerry 10 over the past few weeks. Today, we're thrilled to announce that the BlackBerry Z10 will be available to small business customers in 6 days!

Want an inside look at the new BlackBerry 10? Check out the video below:

The BlackBerry Z10, a new all-touch device, will run on Rogers' LTE network. It will be available at Rogers retail and dealer locations across Canada, beginning on February 5^th, and starting at $149.99 with select 3-year plans. We will also be offering small business customers access to the BlackBerry Q10, which features a physical QWERTY keyboard, in 2013. We'll have more details on release dates and availability soon

Why Rogers?

For more than 10 years, Rogers has been selling BlackBerry devices to Canadians. We were the first to launch BlackBerry services worldwide, and have the largest base of BlackBerry users in Canada. We're happy to continue our tradition of innovation. Being a Rogers BlackBerry 10 small business customer means:

• Access to Experts: Our Certified BlackBerry Small Business Specialists are trained and ready to get you started on BlackBerry10, ensuring your transition is easy and flawless;
• Exclusive applications: You'll also have access to exclusive Rogers applications like Rogers One Number for small business and for "after hours", Rogers Anyplace TV, Sportsnet, and coming soon, Smart Home Monitoring.
• LTE-powered: Unleash the BlackBerry Z10 on Rogers LTE, Canada's fastest wireless internet*. You'll be able to upload and download files, stream video content and collaborate on documents with your team at faster speeds. The Rogers LTE network is available in select Canadian cities; visit rogers.com/lte for coverage details.

Rogers small business customers can pre-register for devices today

As of January 31^st, current Rogers customers can beat the line and pre-register for  the Q10, a QWERTY-keyboard BlackBerry10 device, through the Rogers Reservation System.

What new feature excites you most about the BlackBerry 10?

*Based on tests comparing download speeds on the Rogers LTE network vs. Bell and Telus' LTE networks within Rogers LTE coverage area. LTE device, LTE SIM and plan required.  Actual experienced speeds may vary based on device, topography and environmental conditions, network congestion and other factors. Rogers LTE network available in select Canadian cities. Visit Rogers.com/LTE for coverage.