We’ll have to wait for T-Mobile’s Q1 2016 quarterly earnings announcement to find out just how John Legere and Co. performed in the first few months of 2016, but today a research firm shared its prediction of T-Mo’s Q1 activity. Consumer Intelligence Research Partners has issued the results of a report in which it surveyed 500 US consumers that activated a … [read full article]
Good news, everyone! One week after the Galaxy S6 and S6 edge got their Android 6.0 updates, the Note 5 and S6 edge+ are getting their own tastes of Marshmallow. T-Mobile is now pushing Android 6.0.1 updates to both its [read full article]
Yesterday a 7.8-magnitude earthquake hit Ecuador, killing 238 people and injuring at least 1,500 others. As it has with other recent disasters, T-Mobile is … [read full article]
Samsung is regularly running promotions for its Samsung Pay service, and it recently kicked off another. However, only a certain group of people qualify. … [read full article]
T-Mobile may not sell the Nexus 5X or Nexus 6P, but now that they [read full article]
After launching the entry-level Coolpad Rogue last year, T-Mobile and Coolpad appear to be teaming up again to release another Android smartphone. The Coolpad Catalyst is a new Android 5.1 Lollipop smartphone that’s coming to T-Mobile between late … [read full article]
Have you seen T-Mobile’s “Not Us” commercial that touts its unlimited family plan? Odds are good that you have, because a new report says that T-Mobile spent big on it in March. A report from FierceWireless and iSpot.TV determined how much … [read full article]
We know that T-Mobile is interested in LTE-U, as it wants to help Qualcomm test the technology later this year, but T-Mo has concerns that it could be a while before it’s actually able to make LTE-U available to consumers. Steve Sharkey, T-Mobile VP of … [read full article]
Remember T-Mobile @Home, the service that gave you unlimited home phone calling using a router with SIM card slots? @Home was [read full article]
UPDATE: The video with the “ghetto” comment has been taken down, with Sprint CEO Marcelo Claure saying, “My job is to listen to consumers. Our point was to share customer views. Bad judgment on our part. Apologies. Taking the video … [read full article]
