T-Mobile reported its financial situation for the third quarter of 2011 today. All in all, T-Mobile did pretty good. In fact, T-Mobile saw its service revenues increase by one percent to $4.67 billion. That’s better than last quarter, but less than a percent worse than Q3 2011. On the customer side of things, T-Mobile gained 126,000 customers. Again, this was better than last quarter, but worse than Q3 2010. T-Mobile is also seeing continued growth in smartphone purchases with 10.1 million people using its 3G and 4G networks. Things are quite sunny right now, but it will likely go downhill in Q4 thanks to the iPhone 4S.

Spotify was all the rage when it was released in the United States in July. Getting a Spotify invite was the biggest thing since Google+ invites came on the scene. Spotify is doing well for itself for the short period of time it has been available. However, the vast majority of Spotify’s users aren’t paying for it.

Netflix launched their streaming service in Canada back in September of 2010 and seem to have been going steady ever since. Coming as of July, roughly 10 months since the launch — they have topped the 1 million user milestone. “We’re thrilled that Canadians have embraced Netflix so rapidly, and we’re equally proud to have more »

A little bit of good news has come by way of Netflix, well good news for Netflix anyway — it seems they have added 1 million new subscribers in Q4 2009. And in addition they are now touting a total of 12.3 million subscribers with revenue up and the churn rate down. In short it more »

Alltel, normally perceived to be at the back of the nationwide carriers pack, posted record customer growth in Q1, adding more than 1 million customers for the second consecutive quarter (up 26% from last year), now totaling over 13 million subscribers. President and CEO Scott Ford said, “We are pleased with our results across the more »