Verizon sinking boat ad disses AT&T iPhone coverage
Verizon isn’t just selling Droids these days, they are still making an effort to sell some iPhones on their talk network reputation. AT&T has seen much less churn than was expected when it lost its exclusivity. We hope to see more entertaining back and forth as we ease into the holidays. Related articles Verizon amps...
AT&T: We’re not seeing subscribers flee to iPhone rivals
AT&T isn't seeing its network subscribers jumping the fence for greener pastures in the wake of rivals Sprint and Verizon getting the Apple iPhone, an AT&T executive said in an interview with MarketWatch on Wednesday. Instead, it hasn't seen subscriber loss rates change at all.
How Apple put the hurt on carriers’ subscriber growth
The usual third-quarter subscriber boom failed to happen as operators had no new iPhone to lure in new customers. But UBS predicts that the fourth quarter will more than make up for any slumps, as it combines the traditional holiday surge with a delayed new-iPhone bump.
Big ISPs dwell in tax-break heaven, according to corporate tax study
A scathing new report on corporate tax breaks is out, and telcos and media companies figure prominently. Authored by Citizens for Tax Justice and the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, the survey focuses on...
AT&T Is Still the Most Dominant iPhone Carrier in U.S.
Despite losing its exclusivity to the iPhone back in February, when Apple introduced the CDMA iPhone 4 for Verizon, AT&T is still the most dominant iPhone carrier in the United States, enjoying 60% of iPhone 4 subscribers. It’s also the most popular carrier for...AT&T still commands a (shrinking) majority of U.S. iPhone base, says Localytics
. According to Localytics, AT&T continues to be the dominant iPhone carrier in the US, even with the Verizon entering the market strongly last year, grabbing 40% of the users in half the time. As the 4S was launched on Sprint as well with truly unlimited data plans, one would have thought more of AT&T’s...
AT&T still dominates among iPhone carriers with the 4S
The iPhone 4S launched on three U.S. carriers simultaneously for the first time ever, but AT&T still takes home the gold in terms of the choices made by 4S customers when it comes to mobile networks, according to a new study by app analytics firm Localytics to be released Thursday.
AT&T Call International app adds complexity, saves money
Out of the AT&T idea factory comes a new app that allows users to make calls via Voice over IP. While it doesn’t say so explicitly, Verizon and Sprint users can use this VoIP app to make cheaper(?) calls on their iPhones even though they don’t use AT&T’s wireless service. Theoretically, International iPhone users could...
Smartphone sales fell in the U.S. for the first time during Q3
Analyst sees "ominous signs" for Android vendors. Says Q4 may be the quarter 'droid users switch to Apple's iPhone 4S
Click to enlarge. Source: Morgan Keegan
Drawing from AT&T's (T) and Verizon's (VZ) reports for the September quarter, Morgan Keegan's Tavis McCourt sees what could be bad news for the makers of Android phones and good news for...
Verizon iPhone sales nip at AT&T’s heels in Q3
Verizon sold 2 million iPhones during its fiscal third quarter, the carrier announced Friday. AT&T said it activated 2.7 million iPhones during the same time period. Though Verizon is still a newcomer to selling iPhones, its earnings show it's building momentum and gaining on its rival.
Verizon sells two million iPhones in the September quarter
Carrier Verizon Wireless, a joint venture of U.S. telecommunications firm Verizon Communications and UK multinational mobile network operator Vodafone, today announced financial results for the September quarter. Big Red sold two million iPhone units which represents a 300,000 units decline compared to the June quarter. Verizon was also behind rival AT&T which yesterday reported activating...
Half of all AT&T smartphones still iPhones
Despite being significantly older than most other smartphone offerings, and despite new availability on Verizon in the U.S., which began earlier in 2011, the iPhone accounted for over half of AT&T's total smartphone sales for the quarter ending in September and nearly matched its year-ago performance.
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