Sprint CTO: America's Last Remaining Unlimited Data Plan Isn't Going Anywhere
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Sprint has acknowledged that having unlimited plans might not be the most economical thing in the world, since certain subscribers are heavier users than others, but says that the company saves a bit of money by not having to invest in educating their customers about different tiers of data consumption and all that.
Still, with a revamped 4G LTE network and the iPhone 5 on the way, there'll be a lot of pressure on Sprint, and it's possible the company could axe even more programs to keep the unlimited plans afloat.
Do you think data is so expensive to consumers these days that simply being an "unlimited" carrier will keep Sprint out of the red, or do you think the company is going to have a hard time making money in the next year or so? Let us know below!
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Comments
They already have the S2. Its called the Epic touch.
But is this only for phones or can I get a tablet with a data plan like that too?
But are they getting the Galaxy S2? If they have the GS2 and an unlimited data plan I agree with Sam... I'd start looking at them more seriously.
Seriously... if this is going to become their USP I'm all about it.
Time to take a look at Sprint...