Sprint estimates thanks to iPhone 5 exclusive $ 20 billion deal with Apple?

Sprint has signed an agreement with Apple, to purchase over $ 20 billion Iphones for the next four years – about 30 million iPhones. It is said that Sprint will not even break even on the deal until 2014, which is certainly a huge risk for the operator Sprint, but why? I’m going back and forth for weeks with one of my incredibly strong industry contacts on a piece of information that I could not really process on the ground – information that is so incredible, even from this source are solid, I could not report it. In the new report from WSJ on Apple / Sprint deal, but it does not look so crazy. Hit a break for more.

I was told that Sprint will get the iPhone 5 – yes real iPhone 5, but not iPhone 4S – as an exclusive. And it will be a device 4G WiMAX. AT & T and Verizon will get iPhone 4S and iPhone 5 for some time in the first quarter of next year, as LTE device. Globally, iPhone 5 can be accessed as a device 4G HSPA +.

In this case, the iPhone 4S, Apple introduced tomorrow will include:

Low-voltage company Apple A5 CPU (it will not be the same as IPad 2 chip, clock for clock).

Updated the sensors in front and behind the camera. FaceTime HD front, 8-megapixel resolution 1080p HD video recording in the back.

Multiband 3G Qualcomm chipset – North American and International GSM / UMTS / HSPA-bands for AT & T and global carriers, the North American CDMA & GSM International / UMTS / HSPA-bands for Verizon and Sprint.

NFC support.

Metal or “premium” plastic on the back of the case.

And that’s what my source says that the iPhone 5 will be launched as Sprint exclusive:

Fast processor.

Large 4-inch screen, similar to the NOVA display from LG, but with higher resolution.

1 GB of RAM.

A little more design in general, but thinner and with a large battery.

32 GB of disk space.

IPhone five exclusive software and application programming interfaces (assistant).

Dedicated buttons assistant, perhaps integrated with the new home button “, I think, gestures, or two-button key as the camera shutter).