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T-Mobile CMO: no iPhone 5 on our network this year

T-Mobile CMO: no iPhone 5 on our network this year
Hopes and dreams = shot. We’ve had a sneaky suspicion all along that T-Mobile would likely be the only major network not playing host to an iPhone 5 launch party this year, but we still kept our heads high because no official denial were given from the company’s C-level. That’s now changed, since T-Mobile CMO Cole Brodman slammed us back into reality at a town hall meeting stating: “we’re not going to get the iPhone 5 this year.” It is a hard pill to swallow in this sort of short summation, but there maybe a glimmer of hope — technically Brodman only referenced one specific name. Since there’s always achievable that Apple will choose another title for its fifth-gen device (or maybe add a lower-priced option ), T-Mobile fans can still grasp onto one last Hail Mary of a raffle; just don’t set yourself up for more disappointment, okay?

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