Though AT&T still has more iPhones on its network than any other wireless carrier in the market, de la Vega seemed to welcome the fact that in terms of new device sales, the iPhone isn’t still the reigning king.
The biggest benefit is that the company will pay less in device subsidies, since Android devices typically don’t command the same up front cost from AT&T.
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