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Articles tagged with: Arpu and Iphone
AT&T Reafirms Financial Guidance as Lowers Cost of Older iPhone
US based AT&T announced that it will start selling the new iPhone from 19th June for $199 (16GB) and $299 (32GB) - with the older iPhone 3G starting at $99 (8GB) from today. All sales will be subject to a 2-year contract. more
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AT&T Reafirms Financial Guidance as Lowers Cost of Older iPhone
US based AT&T announced that it will start selling the new iPhone from 19th June for $199 (16GB) and $299 (32GB) - with the older iPhone 3G starting at $99 (8GB) from today. All sales will be subject to a 2-year contract. more
Related Tags: at&t, 3g, at&t, 3g, iphone-3g-s, USA
AT&T Reafirms Financial Guidance as Lowers Cost of Older iPhone
US based AT&T announced that it will start selling the new iPhone from 19th June for $199 (16GB) and $299 (32GB) - with the older iPhone 3G starting at $99 (8GB) from today. All sales will be subject to a 2-year contract. more
Related Tags: at&t, 3g, at&t, 3g, iphone-3g-s, USA
AT&T Reafirms Financial Guidance as Lowers Cost of Older iPhone
US based AT&T announced that it will start selling the new iPhone from 19th June for $199 (16GB) and $299 (32GB) - with the older iPhone 3G starting at $99 (8GB) from today. All sales will be subject to a 2-year contract. more
Related Tags: at&t, 3g, at&t, 3g, iphone-3g-s, USA
Vodafone Sees Loss of UK Market Share and Lower ARPUs
The UK added over 3m new mobile connections during 2008, to take the total base to 75.75m, equivalent to 124% penetration. The market is one of the most competitive in Europe, if not the world, with five established MNOs and several MVNOs, of which the most successful are Virgin and the increasingly ambitious Tesco. more
Related Tags: tesco, virgin-mobile, mvno, vodafone, orange, hutchison-3g-uk, t-mobile, o2, ict, eu, 3g, , tim, h3g, lte, 3m, UK
AT&T First-Quarter Profit Down 9.7% - Landline Revenues Decline
AT&T has reported that it's first quarter revenues has dipped slightly to US$30.57 billion from US$30.74 billion a year ago, while profits declined by 9.7% to US$3.13 billion. The drop in revenues is largely down to the landline division, while wireless continued to show growth. more
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China Mobile Profits Up; But ARPU Down
The Hong-Kong listed arm of China Mobile has reported that its first quarter profits rose by 5.2% compared to the year before, to reach RMB 25.21 billion (US$3.69 billion). Operating revenues reached RMB 101.3 billion, representing an increase of 9.2% compared to the same period of last year. EBITDA reached RMB 53.4 billion, representing an increase of 7.7% compared to the same period of last year. more
Related Tags: android, , china-unicom, apple, tim, china-mobile, compete, apple-iphone, ophone, China
AT&T Seeking to Extend iPhone Exclusivity Deal
US operator, AT&T is reported to be pushing Apple to extend its exclusive rights to the iPhone range of handsets within the USA for an additional two years. The company secured the exclusivity when the handset was launched, and the contract is widely presumed to expire sometime next year. more
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Research predicts partnering explosion as carriers look to third parties
IP telephony firm, Jajah has published a report, which found that traditional carriers are struggling to successfully drive new and innovative services to their customer bases and, concerned about the threat from Internet based competition, are more receptive to partnering to get access to the innovative services they need to remain competitive. The global shift from wireline to wireless is the fuel behind the drive for new services that will help retain revenue. more
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AT&T Profits Up - Expects Stable Year Ahead
AT&T has reported that its full year net income for 2008 rose by 7.7% to US$12.9 billion - on revenues of US$124 billion, which were in turn up 4.3% on a year ago. more
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