AT&T says that despite losing iPhone exclusivity, its customers have remained loyal to the network, according to a MarketWatch report.
Churn, which refers to the number of customers who cancel services, "has not moved at all," said Glen Lurie, President of Emerging Devices for the company.
Lurie said the carrier's relationship with Apple, maker of the iPhone, has been positive, and they've had record-breaking sales of the latest iPhone 4S which has led to some supply issues. U.S. consumers are looking at a week to two week wait times to get the latest iPhone 4S from AT&T, he said.
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Churn, which refers to the number of customers who cancel services, "has not moved at all," said Glen Lurie, President of Emerging Devices for the company.
Lurie said the carrier's relationship with Apple, maker of the iPhone, has been positive, and they've had record-breaking sales of the latest iPhone 4S which has led to some supply issues. U.S. consumers are looking at a week to two week wait times to get the latest iPhone 4S from AT&T, he said.
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