T-Mobile is making early changes to its T-Fiber service, and the update brings a mix of better pricing and fewer perks. For new customers starting April 30, the company is expected to replace its current lineup with three new options: 300Mbps for $45 per month, 1Gbps for $60 per month, and 2Gbps for $70 per month, all with AutoPay. As reported by The Mobile Report, the biggest … [read full article]
A future move to combine T-Mobile and Deutsche Telekom into one larger company may sound ambitious on paper, but there is a major issue hanging over the idea. The biggest problem is not T-Mobile’s performance or Deutsche Telekom’s interest in getting closer to its U.S. business. It is Deutsche Telekom’s continuing reliance on Huawei equipment in Germany, something that could raise serious concerns … [read full article]
For years, T-Mobile gave customers a handy extra while flying: free internet access on Wi-Fi-equipped planes. That made it easier to send messages, check email, and stay connected in the air without paying extra. Now that perk is becoming more limited, and many customers are not happy about it. According to PhoneArena, T-Mobile recently told customers that its free in-flight Wi-Fi benefit would … [read full article]
T-Mobile is kicking off two new iPhone promotions that stand out more than the carrier’s recent offers. One is aimed at existing customers who have a phone to trade in, while the other is designed to attract people switching over from another carrier. According to The Mobile Report, the bigger of the two deals can knock as much as $1,100 off a new iPhone when a … [read full article]
Metro by T-Mobile has quietly made a meaningful change to its top unlimited plan, and it is the kind of update heavy data users will actually notice. The carrier has removed the firm 70GB premium data cap that used to apply before customers were pushed to a lower priority level on the network. According to Android Authority, Metro made the change over the weekend, giving … [read full article]
The FCC has expanded a ban that now reaches beyond traditional home Wi-Fi routers and into two device categories that matter to T-Mobile customers: portable hotspots and the cellular gateway boxes used for home internet service. That does not mean current T-Mobile Home Internet users are suddenly losing service, but it does raise questions about what future hardware could cost and how easy it will be for carriers to roll out new models. According to [read full article]
Metro by T-Mobile is making a case that prepaid service does not have to feel basic. The latest push is not just about cutting the cost of a phone, but also about giving customers some of the extras people usually associate with a bigger carrier experience. As reported by PhoneArena, Metro and Mint both run on T-Mobile’s 5G network, but Metro tries to separate … [read full article]
Mint Mobile is making a strong case for budget-conscious wireless shoppers by pairing large Galaxy S26 discounts with a lower-cost unlimited plan. The carrier, which runs on T-Mobile’s network, is offering $500 off all three Galaxy S26 models for a limited time, bringing the Galaxy S26 Ultra down to $800, the Galaxy S26+ to $600, and the base Galaxy S26 to $400. According to PhoneArena, … [read full article]
Deutsche Telekom may be thinking about taking its relationship with T-Mobile to the next level. A new report says the German telecom giant is exploring a full combination with T-Mobile, a move that could reshape both companies under one larger structure. According to a Bloomberg report, Deutsche Telekom is considering a new holding company that would acquire the stock of both Deutsche Telekom and T-Mobile. The … [read full article]
T-Mobile is giving customers a couple of very different reasons to check T-Mobile Tuesdays on April 21. One offer is a physical freebie that you can pick up in-store, while the other is a low-cost movie ticket deal tied to the upcoming Michael Jackson biopic Michael. Together, they give T-Mobile users both a grab-and-go item and a night-out perk on the same day. According to The Mobile Report, … [read full article]
