It appears that not even the iPhone is enough to maintain the Canadian wireless industry's booming growth. The spotlight was cast on the popular Apple Inc. smart-phone after Rogers Communications Inc. reported preliminary fourth-quarter
subscriber numbers yesterday.
Telecom analysts said the decline in iPhone activations during the busy holiday period could serve as a sign that 2009 may be challenging for Canada's wireless carriers. The company reported only 133,000 new iPhone activations in the...
It appears that not even the iPhone is enough to maintain the Canadian wireless industry's booming growth. The spotlight was cast on the popular Apple Inc. smart-phone after Rogers Communications Inc. reported preliminary fourth-quarter subscriber numbers yesterday. Telecom analysts said the decline in iPhone activations during the busy holiday period could serve as a sign that 2009 may be challenging for Canada's wireless carriers. The company reported only 133,000 new iPhone activations in the...
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