AT&T: 16.7 Million Broadband Customers > iPhone is keeping AT&T afloat

reply to jmn1207

Re: iPhone is keeping AT&T afloat

While I'm sure it won't generate anywhere near the same numbers that the iPhone was responsible for, here is hoping that the Palm Pre fosters some much needed customer adds for Sprint. On paper, it looks like my dream phone. Unless it gets creamed in some early reviews, I'll be dropping my Sprint Curve for this device, no matter what ETF charges I might incur.

If Sprint offered anything decent with Rev. A AND WiFi, plus respectable battery life, I'd switch now. Heck, if Verizon had anything, I'd switch to their service. The Samsung Omnia was extremely close, but they only brought GSM to the table, and 3G was left behind. (Doh!) Sorry Verizon Samsung, but you just missed with that one.

Edit: I meant Samsung, not Verizon. When I was looking for a new phone in October of last year, the Samsung was GSM only, at least in the US.