AT&T has announced their third quarter earnings and we just wanted to highlight a few things we thought were note Android worthy. Check out the details below from their conference call and feel free to comment as well. Note that the overall sales of Android devices more than doubled year over year and more than half (4.8 million) of the handsets were non-iPhone devices. During the third quarter only 2.7 million iPhones were activated. If I don’t sound surprised, it’s because I’m not 
- $0.61 diluted EPS compared to $2.07 diluted EPS in the third quarter of 2010 and $0.54 when excluding one-time gains in the year-ago quarter
- 2.1 million increase in total wireless subscribers to pass 100 million subscribers, with gains in every customer category
- Best free cash flow in two years even with higher capital spending
- First sequential growth in wireline business revenues in three years
- Best wireless EBITDA service margin performance in six quarters
- Sales of Android and other non-iPhone smartphones were almost half of 4.8 million smartphone sales in the quarter
- Branded computing subscribers (includes tablets, aircards, MiFi devices, tethering plans and other data-only devices) up 505,000, to reach 4.5 million
- 18.0 percent growth in wireless data revenues, up $857 million versus the year-earlier quarter
- 11th consecutive quarter with a year-over-year increase in postpaid subscriber ARPU (average monthly revenues per subscriber), up 1.4 percent to $63.69
- Total churn improves; postpaid churn stable
- Continued growth in strategic business services revenues, up 19.3 percent year over year
- Fifth consecutive quarter of year-over-year growth in wireline consumer revenues, driven by AT&T U‑verse® services
- 176,000 net gain in AT&T U‑verse TV subscribers to reach 3.6 million in service, with continued high broadband and voice attach rates
- 19.6 percent growth in wireline consumer Internet Protocol (IP) data revenues to reach half of consumer revenues, driven by continued AT&T U‑verse expansion
[via AT&T]