RootMetrics today released its First Half 2015 US Mobile Network Performance Review, which ranks the US carriers based on performance across the country. During its testing, RootMetrics says that it drove 237,506 miles across the US to collect around 6.1 … [read full article]
Years after T-Mobile was the first US carrier to kill the contract, the other major US carriers are finally following suit. First it was Verizon, and now Sprint has said that it, too, plans to stop offering two-year contracts. In … [read full article]
When T-Mobile announced its pricing for the Samsung Galaxy Note 5 and Galaxy S6 edge+ last week, it failed to reveal much in the way of pre-order details. Today John Legere took to Twitter to clear things … [read full article]
It’s official: Android M is Marshmallow! Google announced on the Android Developers Blog that Android M’s official name will be “Marshmallow,” continuing the company’s tradition of naming major Android OS updates after … [read full article]
Less than one month after T-Mobile launched its Apple-centric Un-carrier Amped offer, Sprint has responded with a similar deal. Sprint today launched iPhone Forever, a deal that’s aimed at getting customers on the newest iPhone hardware. Like T-Mobile’s offer, Sprint … [read full article]
FM radio chips are pretty common in international smartphones, allowing users to tune in to terrestrial radio stations and not use up their often limited cellular data. However, those chips are often removed or disabled in phones released in the US. That could be changing soon for T-Mobile phones, though. Today John Legere sent out a Tweet saying that T-Mobile is … [read full article]
The Galaxy Note 5 and Galaxy S6 edge+ aren’t the only new Samsung devices launching at T-Mobile, because the Galaxy Tab A is headed our way, too. T-Mobile has [read full article]
UPDATE: I’ve reached out to T-Mobile and confirmed that it’ll offer the 64GB versions of the Note 5 and S6 edge+, too. Here’s how the pricing for the 64GB models will break down: Note 5: Through September 30, JUMP! On Demand price will be $99.99 down and $24.34 per month for 18 months. Regular EIP pricing will be $99.99 down, 23 … [read full article]
It’s back to school season and T-Mobile’s got some deals to celebrate, even if you’re not actually heading back to school. First up, T-Mobile’s “Get a Tablet on Us” offer is back. This time around it’s the [read full article]
After outperforming the other three major US carriers in customer care and network speed, T-Mobile has managed to beat out AT&T, Verizon, and Sprint in one more area. … [read full article]
