It’s official: T-Mobile and Sprint’s merger has been approved by the judge presiding over a trial involving 14 state attorneys general. In his decision, Judge Victor Marrero said that the merger is not likely to substantially lessen competition like the suing state AGs had claimed it would. The judge also rejected the argument that Sprint would continue to be competitive if the merger were blocked, saying that … [read full article]
The end of the T-Mobile-Sprint merger may finally be near. Judge Victor Marrero is expected to issue his verdict tomorrow in the trial between T-Mobile and Sprint and the 14 state attorneys general who sued to block the merger. According to reports from The New York Times and the Wall Street … [read full article]
T-Mobile has released updates for several phones over the past few days, and today some more updates have started going out. The Galaxy S10, S10+, and S10e are all now being updated by T-Mobile. Galaxy S10 owners should watch for version G973USQS3CTA3, Galaxy S10+ owners will get version G975USQS3CTA3, and Galaxy S10e folks should look … [read full article]
Just a couple of days ago, I told you that T-Mobile was sending out updates to the OnePlus 7T and Samsung Galaxy Note 10. Now other phones from those same two manufacturers are also getting updates. T-Mobile’s OnePlus 7 Pro and Galaxy Note 10+ 5G are now receiving updates. The OnePlus 7 Pro update is 191.0MB and includes the January 2020 Android security patches. It … [read full article]
T-Mobile is now pushing updates to a trio of recent Android flagships. The T-Mobile OnePlus 7T update bumps the phone to version 10.0.6.HD63CB and is 286.0MB in size. Included are the December 2019 Android security patches as well as some improved system stability and bug fixes. T-Mo hasn’t published an official changelog for … [read full article]
Motorola introduced a pair of new phones today, and one of them is headed to Metro by T-Mobile. The Moto G Stylus comes with a built-in pen to offer an affordable alternative to the stylus-equipped options from Samsung and LG. When you unsheath the stylus from the phone’s body, the new Moto Note app will launch to help you quickly begin jotting … [read full article]
T-Mobile has another Un-carrier move in the works. CEO John Legere teased a new Un-carrier move during T-Mobile’s Q4 2019 earnings call today. He didn’t give any details on what T-Mo might be planning for the announcement, but he did say the announcement should come later this quarter, which ends on March 31st. “Yep, that’s right, we’re working on another Un-carrier announcement,” Legere said. “Our team … [read full article]
One month after teasing its Q4 2019 earnings, T-Mobile today unveiled its complete report for the final quarter of last year. T-Mobile added 1.86 million customers in the fourth quarter of 2019, bringing it up to a total of 86.0 million customers. That marks the 27th straight quarter that T-Mobile added more than 1 million customers. Of that 1.9 … [read full article]
T-Mobile and Metro by T-Mobile have scored top marks in J.D. Power’s latest report on U.S. wireless customer care. In its latest report, J.D. Power says that T-Mobile earned 848 points out of 1,000 for its customer care, beating out its previous score and rating 43 points higher than the industry average. This is the 19th time that T-Mo has come … [read full article]
Valentine’s Day is often thought of as a holiday for couples, but Metro by T-Mobile is launching a holiday special that it says is aimed at the single people out there. Starting tomorrow, February 6th, Metro By T-Mobile is offering a 32GBÂ iPhone 7 for $49.99 and a single line of unlimited LTE data for $40 per month when you switch to … [read full article]
T-Mobile has revealed what it’s got in store for next week’s T-Mo Tuesday giveaways and, as expected, there’s a new piece of T-Mobile swag coming. T-Mo customers can get a free T-Mobile drink tumbler next Tuesday, February 11th. It’s magenta-colored and features the T-Mobile logo printed on the side, and we heard last … [read full article]
T-Mobile has been called out for some of the claims it made in an advertisement for its TVision home television service. The National Advertising Division, part of the Better Business Bureau, has recommended that T-Mobile discontinue some of the claims it made in a previous TVision ad. The claims were challenged by Charter Communications. The NAD says that in the TVision ad, T-Mobile described the … [read full article]
