Barron's also writes that the CFO of AT&T, Rick Lindner, is saying that the carrier yet to decide its pricing for the next iPhone, even though accounts have circulated that it is dropping revenue sharing and going with a subsidized scheme. Although Apple would lose out on a continual source of income, AT&T would have to drop its price by as much as $200, and thereby increase sales of the actual handsets. "There’s not been a product announcement. There hasn’t been any pricing decisions made. That’s yet to come," says Lindner.