Following its official debut last month, the LG Wing 5G is finally ready for takeoff on T-Mobile. The LG Wing 5G will be available from T-Mobile starting November 6. Pricing will be set at $0 down and $41.67 per month for 24 months, or you can get the Wing with an 18-month JUMP! On Demand lease for $249.99 down and $31 per … [read full article]
Netflix is getting more expensive in the US starting today, and some T-Mobile customers may be wondering if the changes affect T-Mo subscribers with Netflix on Us. First up, the Standard and Premium versions of Netflix are the ones getting pricier. The Standard plan is getting a $1 increase … [read full article]
Last year T-Mobile and Burger King teamed up to offer free Whopper sandwiches through T-Mobile Tuesdays, and next week that partnership will bear fruit burgers again. T-Mobile and Sprint customers can get a free Whopper or Impossible Whopper through the Burger King app (Android, [read full article]
T-Mobile’s OnePlus 8T+ 5G is getting its first post-launch update. The new 363MB update is version 11.0.1.3.KB09CB and includes “General improvements and fixes” according to the changelog. T-Mobile hasn’t posted its full changelog for the update yet, but OnePlus 8T+ 5G owners who have already installed the update have spotted a couple tweaks. They say that T-Mo and OnePlus have added Canvas … [read full article]
One month after T-Mobile launched mid-band 2.5GHz 5G in more than 120 new cities, it’s expanding that 5G coverage again. T-Mo today activated its mid-band 5G in nearly 200 additional cities and towns. This means that T-Mobile has nearly doubled its mid-band 5G coverage in one month, now reaching a total of nearly 410 … [read full article]
Following today’s TVision announcement, some T-Mobile customers may have been wondering if they’ll get a discount on the live TV streaming service. It turns out that that discount is already baked in to the pricing announced by T-Mo today. T-Mobile CEO Mike Sievert told CNET that the TVision prices announced today are for T-Mobile customers and that the pricing could look different when TVision is made available … [read full article]
T-Mobile’s latest Un-carrier move is a relaunch of its TVision streaming platform. TVision will offer three different tiers of service, each with different content offerings. TVision Live TV will start out at $40 per month and include more than 30 live TV channels such as ABC, NBC, Fox, CNN, MSNBC, Fox News, ESPN, Disney Channel, and more. Here’s the full list: ABC, NBC, Fox, Telemundo, ESPN, … [read full article]
Two more T-Mobile devices are getting new updates today. First up, the OnePlus 6T is now receiving a 109MB update to version A6013_34_200929. This update brings the October 2020 security patches, up from the August 2020 security patch level that the OnePlus 6T was on previously. T-Mobile OnePlus 6T owners that haven’t gotten this new update yet can check for it by going into Settings > … [read full article]
After giving away free pancakes this week, T-Mobile has lined up another sweet treat for next Tuesday. T-Mobile and Sprint customers can score a free order of BonBites from Cinnabon next Tuesday, October 27. BonBites are similar to … [read full article]
One week after T-Mobile opened pre-orders for the iPhone 12, iPhone 12 Pro, and OnePlus 8T+ 5G, all three new flagship smartphones have officially launched. T-Mobile has all of the iPhone 12 colors and storage variants in stock, with estimated ship dates for all models between October 23 and 26. However, all colors and storage options for the iPhone 12 Pro are on … [read full article]
T-Mobile is throwing it back to 2019 today by pushing out updates for Samsung’s flagship Galaxy S and Galaxy Note models from last year. First up, the Galaxy S10e, S10, and S10+ are receiving updates that are around 200MB. The Galaxy S10e update is version G970USQS4ETJ1 while the Galaxy S10 is getting version G973USQS4ETJ1 and the Galaxy S10+ is receiving version G975USQS4ETJ1. The only item … [read full article]
Following T-Mobile’s serious network outage back in June, FCC Chairman Ajit Pai pledged that he would investigate what caused the “unacceptable” outage. Today that report has come out. Pai describes T-Mobile’s outage as a “failure”, saying that the FCC’s investigation found that T-Mo did not follow “several … [read full article]
