iMajor
MartinLouisTheKingJr
is there a way out of this att 4gbs for $40 
so expensive for no reason.
is there a way out of this att 4gbs for $40 so expensive for no reason.
iMajor
MartinLouisTheKingJr
Nah but seriously breh any ideas...? I don't have wifi at work and that's the only time I use my phone the heaviest too everywhere else I'm good with wifi
Nah but seriously breh any ideas...? I don't have wifi at work and that's the only time I use my phone the heaviest too everywhere else I'm good with wifi
There isnt any alternative really. Death or pay the ETF
leaving peasants behind 
you left GSDG for iphone? i was supposed to sell you my n4 for 110 dollarsWhat am i suppose to do if i'm goin out the country?
im trying to get the 5s myself
you left GSDG for iphone? i was supposed to sell you my n4 for 110 dollars
im trying to get the 5s myself
I thought that other dude wanted it
porque
Boricua Guerrero
so you got the iphone?
I thought that other dude wanted it
just copped the 5s yesterday, pretty cool.
yessir
spliz
SplizThaDon
I feel like I'm the only one wit the Gold 5s...well..me and my girl...even an apple rep that I know hasn't seen one in person before mines..
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How you liking it
http://www.idownloadblog.com/2013/10/01/iphone-t-mobile-sales/
The iPhone has fueled smartphone sales by Apple’s latest U.S. carrier partner, Deutsche Telekom-owned T-Mobile USA. In the three-month period ended in August, the service provider saw its share of domestic smartphone sales jump to 13.2 percent, up 1 percent.
According to a report released Monday, the carrier began in April attracting owners of feature phones upgrading to smartphones. Now, however, 56 percent of consumers buying an iPhone from T-Mobile are coming from another smartphone. Indeed, more than 38 percent of T-Mobile’s smartphone purchasers previously owned Android handsets…
Kantar Worldpanel writes:
T-Mobile grew to 13.2 percent of smartphone sales in the U.S. market in the three-month period ending August 2013, marking its highest share of sales over the past year, and realized a growth of 1.1 percentage points, reversing an on-going trend of year-on-year decline.
T-Mobile’s growth is also due to it offering no-contract deals under its Uncarrier initiative, added Kantar. When the iPhone launched at T-Mobile, the carrier reported “gangbusters” initial sales.
The iPhone 5 was T-Mobile’s top-selling smartphone, attracting 17.1 percent of sales during the August quarter, Kantar announced. The research firm also found the iPhone had 39.3 percent of U.S. smartphone sales for the three months ending in August.
The company suggests the market share will likely increase due to the recent release of the iPhone 5s and iPhone 5c.
The iPhone has fueled smartphone sales by Apple’s latest U.S. carrier partner, Deutsche Telekom-owned T-Mobile USA. In the three-month period ended in August, the service provider saw its share of domestic smartphone sales jump to 13.2 percent, up 1 percent.
According to a report released Monday, the carrier began in April attracting owners of feature phones upgrading to smartphones. Now, however, 56 percent of consumers buying an iPhone from T-Mobile are coming from another smartphone. Indeed, more than 38 percent of T-Mobile’s smartphone purchasers previously owned Android handsets…
Kantar Worldpanel writes:
T-Mobile grew to 13.2 percent of smartphone sales in the U.S. market in the three-month period ending August 2013, marking its highest share of sales over the past year, and realized a growth of 1.1 percentage points, reversing an on-going trend of year-on-year decline.
T-Mobile’s growth is also due to it offering no-contract deals under its Uncarrier initiative, added Kantar. When the iPhone launched at T-Mobile, the carrier reported “gangbusters” initial sales.
The iPhone 5 was T-Mobile’s top-selling smartphone, attracting 17.1 percent of sales during the August quarter, Kantar announced. The research firm also found the iPhone had 39.3 percent of U.S. smartphone sales for the three months ending in August.
The company suggests the market share will likely increase due to the recent release of the iPhone 5s and iPhone 5c.
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how much? what color?