T-Mobile confirmed that more than a dozen devices will lose access to its network on January 29th, 2021 due to a network update that won’t work on some older phones. Most of the >>
T-Mobile confirmed that more than a dozen devices will lose access to its network on January 29th, 2021 due to a network update that won’t work on some older phones. Most of the >>
T-Mobile revealed in an internal document to employees that 19 devices will no longer be able to connect to its network starting on January 29th, 2021. Some of the affected devices include the >>
Wireless service and internet connectivity are perhaps more important now than they’ve ever been for the millions of Americans stuck at home because of the coronavirus pandemic. Wireless carriers like Verizon and AT&T >>
Quibi is a new streaming subscription service that launches on April 6th and offers shows and movies in 10-minute “quick bites” that are designed to be watched on mobile devices. T-Mobile is giving >>
The Federal Communications Commission is preparing to recommend that a fine of at least $200 million be levied against four major US wireless carriers — AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, and T-Mobile — in the >>
The massive merger deal that’s been in the making since last year is going forward as planned, as T-Mobile and Sprint just scored a massive win in court. Just as had been rumored >>
Remember when AT&T dared to show 5G E indicators on phones even though said devices had no actual 5G components that could connect to 5G networks? Well, don’t be surprised if your carrier >>
T-Mobile kicked off the week with a milestone achievement, becoming the first US carrier to claim to have launched a nationwide 5G network that T-Mobile says covers an estimated 200 million people. According >>