T-Mobile has a big announcement later today. The Un-carrier says this will be their latest Un-carrier move. At the same time, T-Mo says this is “the perfect day to smoke the competition.” The announcement will be made by T-Mo executives, Mike Sievert and Mike Katz. If you would like to stay up to speed with the announcement, you can catch the telecast here. Source: [read full article]
It’s been 10 years since T-Mobile rolled out its Un-carrier branding. And ever since then, they have been able to deliver over 20 Un-carrier moves. In line with this celebration, T-Mobile’s CEO, Mike Sievert, looks back at the company’s achievements over the past decade. The wireless carrier is looking back at its success today as it celebrates its 10th anniversary ever since Music Freedom in 2014. This was the start of T-Mobile’s unlimited service for its customers. … [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]
It looks like T-Mobile is ready to make another Un-carrier move. T-Mobile CEO Mike Sievert today teased an announcement for October 27. Sievert doesn’t say exactly what next week’s big news will be, but there is a video teaser that gives us a hit about what’s in store. It’s time to do something about this… #Uncarrier pic.twitter.com/tgrhgA5xnc — Mike Sievert (@MikeSievert) … [read full article]
It looks like T-Mobile has a new Un-carrier move coming soon. T-Mobile CEO Mike Sievert teased a new Un-carrier announcement today, posting a tweet that reads “You feeling like this industry needs another #Uncarrier kick? Me too…”. The tweet also includes a video that names T-Mo’s previous Un-carrier moves. At the end of the video, a phone is ringing and it says “…Stay tuned”. The time on the phone … [read full article]
Surprise! T-Mobile has some Un-carrier news to share tomorrow. T-Mobile CEO Mike Sievert today teased an announcement for tomorrow, May 21, at 8:00 am PT/11:00 am ET. “Curious what kind of things a Supercharged #Uncarrier might do?? Tune back in at 8am PT tomorrow to find out #5GforGood” the new T-Mo CEO tweeted this morning. Exactly what Sievert has planned is still a mystery, but T-Mobile tells me that it’s … [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]
Clear your calendar for November 7th, because T-Mobile’s got something planned. T-Mobile CEO John Legere today revealed that a new Un-carrier announcement is coming on November 7th. Legere teased that this will be the first Un-carrier move for the new T-Mobile. “That’s right, New T-Mobile, Un-carrier 1.0, November 7th. Stay tuned,” Legere said during T-Mo’s Q3 2019 earnings call. “We’ve spent the better part of … [read full article]
T-Mobile’s next Un-carrier move is all about customer service. T-Mobile Team of Experts is a group of 30 to 40 customer care employees that serves a city. These customer service reps sit together and are trained on a wide range of topics so that you don’t have to get bounced around from one person to another. These reps can also work with specialists in T-Mobile’s retail stores … [read full article]
With one week to go before T-Mobile’s next Un-carrier move, CEO John Legere has dropped a teaser for the big announcement. The brief video shows Legere sealing a wooden crate that’s labeled “Decommissioned” and then wheeling it into a room that holds “Relics of the wireless industry”. There are references to things T-Mobile has targeted with past … [read full article]
