“The Canadian carrier said that its total smartphone sales were roughly flat from year to year at about 400,000 but that it sold more iPhones than it did in late 2008, indicating that the Apple device helped save the company from a decline,” Electronista reports.
“The provider also directly credits the smartphone with improving much of the company’s performance in other areas,” Electronista reports. “Executives say the average revenue from iPhone and other smarthphone users is about double that of someone using a regular phone, at roughly $100 versus $50; the turnover among subscription customers has also dropped to a low 1.08 percent.”
Red more in the full article, including news that Rogers may be in talks with Apple for an iPad deal, here.