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GigaOm has gathered financial results of major U.S. carriers. AT&T and Verizon are the obvious leaders. The iPhone has definitely helped AT&T to retain and gain new customers. Below is a copy and paste. Original data here.

T-Mobile (reported Feb. 27)
•    Wireless Revenue: $4.9 billion
•    Wireless Net Income: $483 million
•    Wireless Data Revenue: $905 million
•    Net Prepaid Adds: 355,000
•    Net Postpaid Adds: 266,000
•    Total Subscribers: 32.8 million
•    Blended Churn (contract and prepaid): 3.3 percent
•    ARPU: Postpaid $54, prepaid $23

Sprint (reported Feb. 19)
•    Wireless Revenue: $6.56 billion
•    Wireless Loss: $1.82 billion
•    Wireless Data Revenue: N/A
•    Net Subscriber Loss Prepaid: 314,000
•    Net Subscriber Loss Postpaid: 1.1 million
•    Total Subscribers: 49.3 million
•    Churn: Postpaid 2.16 percent, prepaid 8.2 percent
•    ARPU: Postpaid $56, prepaid $30

AT&T (reported Jan. 28)
•    Wireless Revenue: $11.5 billion
•    Wireless Operating Income: $2.7 billion
•    Wireless Data Revenue $3.1 billion
•    Net Subscriber Adds Prepaid: 800,000
•    Net Subscriber Adds Postpaid: 1.3 million
•    Total Subscribers: 77 million
•    Churn: Postpaid 1.2 percent, prepaid N/A
•    ARPU: Postpaid $59.59, prepaid N/A

Verizon (reported on Jan. 27)
•    Wireless Revenue: $11.1 billion
•    Wireless Operating Income: $3.57 billion
•    Wireless Data Revenue: $3.2 billion
•    Net Subscriber Adds Prepaid and Postpaid: 1.2 million
•    Total Subscribers: 72.1 million
•    Churn: 1.35 percent blended, postpaid 1.05 percent
•    ARPU: Blended $51.72