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Probably the bump from Verizon sales. It looks like the demand has cooled for Verizon iPhones so the numbers might not be so impressive next quarter, unless the
by mamp 15y ago
Probably the bump from Verizon sales. It looks like the demand has cooled for Verizon iPhones so the numbers might not be so impressive next quarter, unless there is an exodus from RIM because of reporting like this.
iCrack doesn't have the same feel as Crackberry though...
- trotsky 15y agoNo doubt verizon sales gave apple a bump, but: This morning, before the opening Bell, Verizon released first quarter earnings results, finally disclosing iPhone 4 activations -- 2.2 million since the device's February 11 launch. [...] During calendar Q1 2011, AT&T and Verizon activations -- 5.8 million -- accounted for 37 percent of the 18.647 million iPhones sold by Apple, that's up from 30 percent a year earlier. So verizon activations accounted for 2.2M out of 18.6M iphone activations or ~12%. You'd need to dilute that more for ipads and ipods, presumably leaving you with less than 10% of the sales volume. Impressive, but not nearly enough to explain a 50% jump. http://www.betanews.com/joewilcox/article/ATT-and-Verizon-iPhone-sales-are-nearly-the-same-40000-per-day/1303398412 http://www.betanews.com/joewilcox/article/ATT-and-Verizon-iP...