The BlackBerry Q10 will be available from three of the major carriers in the U.S. this week.
T-Mobile will start selling the BlackBerry Q10 on Wednesday June 5. T-Mobile claims it is the first nationwide carrier to offer the BlackBerry Q10 with business plans.
AT&T announced today the they will be accepting preorders for the BlackBerry Q10, tomorrow June 5. The price is $199.99 with a contract. The Q stands for QWERTY and the the Q10 has the famous iconic BlackBerry 
keyboard with new predictive software.
This is the first major change in the the BlackBerry OS in a while. New BlackBerry software features include BlackBerry Hub, BBM Video with Screen Share, BlackBerry Balance, BlackBerry Remember, Calendar, Camera with Time Shift, Browsing, security, voice control, BlackBerry maps and Documents to Go.
Verizon Wireless will ship preorders for its BlackBerry Q10 on June 6.
Sprint is slated to release the BlackBerry Q10 in the summer.
The BlackBery Q10 runs BlackBerry 10, redesigned BlackBerry software.
The BlackBerry Q10 has a 3.1' touchscreen, 8MP camera, 16GB of internal storage, 2GB of RAM, 2MP front camera and microSD card slot. It has the same specs under the hood as the BlackBerry Z10 (see how it compares) with a super enhanced QWERTY keyboard. Watch video of BlackBerry 10 features.
Advanced Enterprise Mobility Management controls that aid with compliance for government and regulated environments. BlackBerryBalance lets users create two profiles—one for work, one for personal use.
The BlackBerry Q10 is the top seller at a wireless carrier in France.
The BlackBerry hacking community is already offering leaked OS Q10 10.1.0.4285. However if this is a real update, BlackBerry should be offering it soon.