Apple or AT&T?
From the Street.Com
It's well established that the world's most talked-about phone has lured thousands of free-spending, lust seeking customers since its introduction last month. But the financial terms of the revenue-sharing deal have been kept under wraps.
Until now, that is.
People close to the companies tell TheStreet.com that AT&T is paying Apple a bounty of between $150 and $200 per phone -- plus $9 a month per phone over the life of the typical two-year customer contract.
AT&T didn't comment, and Apple said it would have no comment.
1 comment:
Do people really need a phone that does all that anyway?
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