Without a doubt, T-Mobile’s Home Internet service has taken the US by storm. And as revealed by sources of The T-Mo Report, the demand for the plan will soon be getting a sudden spike. Along with the increase of users, T-Mobile is hosting a promotion for new and existing customers to get 50% off on their Home Internet service for life. The good news about … [read full article]
T-Mobile is currently giving away two months of 5G Home Internet for free. The authenticity of the report has been confirmed by CNET, which means interested individuals can take advantage of the offer. As revealed by The T-Mo Report, T-Mobile will be giving interested individuals a chance to try using their … [read full article]
It looks like T-Mobile is planning to create its own fiber-optic network. As reported by Bloomberg, the Un-carrier is currently working with Citigroup Inc. to look for partners for its fiber network construction. With this network, they aim to boost the home broadband market. But unfortunately, an insider reveals that this network will require billions of investment and could even have a joint-venture worth $4 … [read full article]
T-Mobile is painting the northeast Magenta. In an announcement made today, T-Mobile revealed that they have expanded their 5G Home Internet service to Connecticut, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania. This expansion gives over three million households access to home broadband. The latest expansion brings T-Mobile Home Internet to over 9 million households throughout these states. Prior to today’s expansion, T-Mobile revealed that over 320,000 households in Connecticut do not have access to home broadband. … [read full article]
A few days ago, it was reported that T-Mobile is coming up with a Home Internet Lite option. While the Lite name doesn’t necessarily mean it is a cheaper option for customers, it provides customers in areas with network congestion and limited capacity a way to get Home Internet too. If this is a plan that’s suitable for you at this … [read full article]
The BBB National Programs’ National Advertising Division (NAD) has released a recommendation today for T-Mobile’s Advertising department. According to its release, they recommend the Un-carrier to discontinue its claims that customers can “save up to 50% vs. National FCC Broadband Rate Benchmark.” This is in reference to T-Mobile Home Internet ads. For quite some time now, T-Mobile has been claiming that customers can save up to 50% when they purchase T-Mobile’s service compared to its competitors. The … [read full article]
Back in June, T-Mobile announced that its Home Internet service already covers over 40 million households throughout the country. Despite this, the Un-carrier still plans to take the next step and offer this service to every place where their wireless signal is available. T-Mobile is apparently working on a new Lite tier for its Home Internet, which will make the service more accessible to households. T-Mobile’s Home Internet … [read full article]
Good news to all T-Mobile customers planning to sign up to T-Mo’s Home Internet service: you are getting a new Home Internet gateway device. The T-Mo Report was able to confirm details of the device after receiving internal documents. The new gateway was spotted by Facebook users via an FCC listing. A PDF manual of the device can also be found on T-Mo’s website, which further cements this gateway … [read full article]
Earlier today, T-Mobile revealed that it is bringing its 5G network to more homes in the country. To be more specific, the Un-carrier is making T-Mobile Home Internet service available in 5 new states: Colorado, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, and Oklahoma. This makes the service available to over 1.1 million households across these states. “At T-Mobile, we’re all about disrupting broken industries. And the broadband industry is big-time broken. Millions across this country are being left behind, unable … [read full article]
Last week, T-Mobile promised that it will be revealing its latest Un-carrier move. And today, this move has officially launched and it’s called Internet Freedom. In celebration with this launch, T-Mobile has a series of pop-ups around the country that lets Big Internet customers vent out their frustrations over their providers. The pop-up is called Rage Against Big Internet, and it is launching at the Santa Monica Pier in Southern California. Along with this Whack-an-Internet Provider pop-up … [read full article]
