Daniel Eran Dilger
Speaking to analysts about the company's future financial expectations at an event sponsored by Goldman Sachs and covered by CNET, Hesse took care not to confirm that Sprint would be carrying the iPhone, but remarked that, "If we get it— if— we may have to adjust our guidance for that."
Sprint's existing financial guidance currently does not factor in the impact of the iPhone, which Hesse alluded to only as a certain 'rumored device.'
Hesse had earlier introduced his comments by saying he would not be talking about the possibility of Sprint carrying Apple's smartphone, but did acknowledge that the iPhone was the biggest reason Sprint's customers leave.
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Why would people be leaving Sprint?
They have long been the bastion of Android handsets, which are "winning".
"...adjust our guidance" is code for "we'll actually make a profit as a company".
"...adjust our guidance" is code for "we'll actually make a profit as a company".
"Adjust our guidance" = "We'll be dropping the unlimited plan."
Why would people be leaving Sprint?
They have long been the bastion of Android handsets, which are "winning".
But Android is so much better in usage, features and sales than the iPhone so surely Hesse is lying¡
It's why I switched to crap AT&T
Can't wait to switch back