[IT Note] Top mobile carrier in US

[IT Note] Top mobile carrier in US 

 

Who is the leading mobile carrier in the United States?

The answer is Verizon or AT&T by year, but why?

The answer is AT&T's iPhone magic, because AT&T has delivered the iPhone exclusively, causing continuous turnover against Verizon.

AT&T has such a strategic partnership with Apple's iPhone, but all other competitors, Verizon, T-Mobile, and Sprint, with Android, appear to be in a delegation war between iOS and Android.

 

 

US Mobile Carrier Market Share

 

The only solution is to understand why Americans are so obsessed with the iPhone or Apple's operating system.
Perhaps Apple or Steve Jobs succeeded in delivering a unique addictive user experience or audacious entrepreneurship spirit.

Verizon and AT&T are frequently regarded as the two leading mobile carriers in the United States. Both carriers have a large nationwide network and provide a variety of plans and services. The ranking between the two, however, can change depending on factors such as network performance, customer service, and pricing.

 

Top3 mobile carries

 

Many people considered Verizon to have the best network coverage and network performance in the United States as of my knowledge cutoff in 2021, though AT&T's network was also highly rated.

Customer service and pricing opinions may differ, so it's best to compare the plans and services provided by each carrier to determine which one is best suited to your needs. It's also important to consider any regional differences, as the coverage and performance of each carrier can differ depending on where you live.

 

According to Statista, as of Q4 2021, the market share for these three companies are:

• Verizon: 29.9%
• AT&T: 27.8%
• T-Mobile: 23.7%

It can't access to up-to-date information on the number of users captured by Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile, as this information is subject to change and may vary by region and time. However, according to Statista, as of the first quarter of 2021, Verizon had 93.98 million wireless subscribers, AT&T had 83.68 million wireless subscribers, and T-Mobile had 102.06 million wireless subscribers in the United States. It is important to note that these numbers may not include users of other services provided by these companies, such as internet, TV, and home phone services.