Sprint will discuss the financial effect of carrying the iPhone with its next quarterly results, the carrier's chairman James Hance said in attempts to make amends for its botched strategy event on Friday. After his company was sharply criticized for not disclosing the total costs of selling Apple's device, he admitted to Bloomberg that it was a "mistake" not to discuss the effect of subsidies and other factors on Sprint's health. The results are due to show later this month.
