Do I need to dig up his classis iPod postings? Obvious spawn of fear, uncertainty and doubt along with statements of untruth.
It's quite well known he has no like for Apple, Inc.
It's quite well known he has no like for Apple, Inc.
Very thought provoking post, whether or not they give anything away.
You will see this new interface and display on a non-phone ipod.
Saying something about that now would cannibalize sales of existing iPods, so that was not mentioned. I don't know when that would be released though, but there's no reason for Apple to wait until June, as the playback portions of the device seem complete.
But you should really ask in a new thread. This one should die.
Verizon has the greatest customer market share, no? just asking, but if so, that might suggest why they (T/Cingular) are aiming at them.
Why do you think this thread should die? Do you really believe that Cingular's top brass would confide in Briam Lame of Gizmodo and no one else?But you should really ask in a new thread. This one should die.
The thread should die because it's basically a soapbox for you to demonstrate your ignorance.
Marc
Not to be disrespectful to the AT&T customers but cglaguna is way offCingular has the largest share already, Verizon being next. The reason they are going after Verizon is the customer base is not as concerned about price.
Sprint and T-Maybe are both discount carriers. They are both doing terrible. Sprint is doing especially bad already losing big numbers to other carriers.
Stupidest move in the world was to buy Nextel.
You might consider doing a casual search before you make a comment like that: Comment Debunking LinkVerizon numbers may look strong yet deceaving.There customers are droping like fly's because of the 700w and moto Q flop
or this Comment Debunking Link...Market Watch July 2006 said:Verizon adds 1.8 million wireless users
Industry's No. 2 closes gap on market leader Cingular
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And while Cingular posted a company-low churn rate of 1.7% in the second quarter, it trails Verizon in that department, too. Verizon's churn rate -- or the percentage of customers who quit service - is an industry-low 1.2%.
Want something more recent? Try this Comment Debunking Link:TMC.net August 2006 said:As a news release noted, "Based on the major carriers' most recent financial reports, Verizon Wireless again had the lowest customer turnover rate in the industry in the 2nd quarter of 2006, the seventh consecutive quarter where it ranked best. Verizon Wireless also now serves more retail customers -- 52.6 million -- than any other U.S. wireless carrier."
So, in fact, there [sic] customers are not droping [sic] like flys [sic] as you would have us believe - and their growth has actually accelerated over the past year. So now who's trying to be deceaving [sic]?Wireless Week - 29 January 2007 said:The carrier ended the quarter with 59.1 million customers overall, up 15% year-over-year. The overall figure includes 56.8 million retail subscribers. The increase helped Verizon Wireless move closer to closing the gap in subscribers with rival Cingular Wireless, which ended the fourth quarter with 61 million subscribers.
Customer churn for the quarter held at 1.14%, including 1.10% retail churn along with 0.89% retail post-paid churn. Verizon Wireless pointed out that the 0.89% churn represents about 93% of its total customers.