Tag: T-Mobile
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T-Mobile and Sprint Will Bring 5G Network to Philadelphia and NYC First
T-Mobile and Sprint completed their merger at the beginning of the month, creating the New T-Mobile. The combined company announced that it was committed to bringing a fast, nationwide 5G network to both urban and rural areas, with a goal to make the network accessible to 99% of the US population within six years. T-Mobile…
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5G: How Much Do Consumers Know, How Much Do They Care?
The term “5G” has been floating around for some time now, with major telcos investing heavily into network upgrades and marketing campaigns focused on the next-gen wireless standard. And while a recent consumer survey suggests many are aware of the overall bullet points — faster speeds, better coverage — excitement levels haven’t exactly spiked so…
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AT&T is Most Likely to Lose Customers After T-Mobile Sprint Merger
On April 1, T-Mobile and Sprint completed their merger, creating the “New T-Mobile.” The network promised to deliver a “transformative 5G network” including speeds up to eight times faster than current LTE and coverage for 99% of the US population within 6 years. Wireless customers took notice. According to a new report from Waveform, AT&T…
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T-Mobile Completes Merger with Sprint, Creating the New T-Mobile
T-Mobile announced this morning that it has completed its merger with Sprint, creating the “New T-Mobile” which will deliver a “transformative 5G network.” The combined company will continue operating under the name T-Mobile. “During this extraordinary time, it has become abundantly clear how vital a strong and reliable network is to the world we live…
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AT&T’s Cricket Wireless Announces $15 Phone Plan for New, Existing Customers
Cricket Wireless announced it will start offering a $15 plan in the wake of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and its economic impacts. The new plan comes shortly after T-Mobile announced the early launch of its own $15 plan, called Connect. The new Cricket plan should be available starting today and includes 2GB of data and…
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MLB.TV Will Be Free for T-Mobile Customers As Soon As the Season Starts
Last month, T-Mobile announced that it would be bringing back a deal for its customers, a free regular full-season subscription to MLB.TV. The offer was set to begin today, March 24, as part of T-Mobile Tuesdays. Unfortunately, like most events, the MLB season will be delayed by at least two weeks, due to the coronavirus…
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T-Mobile is Giving Away YouTube Premium For 2 Months
Good news for T-Mobile subscribers. Tomorrow March 24th you can get two months of YouTube Premium for free. With YouTube Premium, you can watch videos ad-free, download your favorites to view offline and play videos in the background while using other apps. You’ll also get access to the music streaming service, YouTube Music Premium, so…
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T-Mobile Launches $15 Plan Early to Help Low Income Families Stay Connected
In response to COVID-19, T-Mobile announced today that it will launch its lower priced plan options early, starting this Wednesday, March 25. “Now more than ever, reliable connectivity is crucial. To help ensure everyone can get and stay connected affordably, T-Mobile is launching its lowest priced smartphone plan today, rather than waiting for the merger…
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T-Mobile is Prepared to Close the Sprint Merger
Today, T-Mobile announced that it is “financially prepared” to close the merger with Sprint, despite outside concerns that the COVID-19 crisis would delay the deal. The company sent out a statement to reassure investors, noting that it has been in communication with all sixteen banks involved in the deal and none have expressed that they…
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T-Mobile Expands 5G to 4 More Cities
T-Mobile’s 5G rollout includes four more cities as of this morning. Hatch, New Mexico; Hood River, Oregon; Cordes Lakes, Arizona; and Ault, Colorado now have access to T-Mobile’s high speed mobile network. Once again, the company sent out separate press releases, announcing the launch in each of the cities. “We’ve been building toward this day…