By Darren Murph
2010 posted October 27th 7: 43 PM
Sprint certainly not out of the woods yet, but at least it's picking up customers from somewhere. The company's Q3 2010 were result today out led, and during its shares fell 10 percent in the news, a few silver linings were present. The carrier saw postpaid subscriber losses of buried, but this is an improvement of 87 percent compared to the third quarter of 2009. The CDMA network about 276,000 postpaid customers added during the quarter, 471.000 (NET prepaid and 644,000 total wireless subscribers from point of view of the net. It also landed his second best postpaid churn result ever, but the bottom line looks still angeschlagenen-- operator has announced a net loss of almost a billion dollars (911 million dollars, if you're scouting specialties). Of course, phasing out iDEN probably should help things on long term, but also its 4 g advantage could fade quickly when (or more likely if) Verizon gets its LTE act together next year.
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