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T-Mobile pledges unlimited 5G, aims at first half of 2019

sudshr47 February 26, 2019

BARCELONA—Neville Ray always gives it to me straight. T-Mobile’s CTO has been struggling with when the company’s 5G network is going to launch, giving some mixed signals that led to some confusion.

“We’d like to do something in the first half [of 2019],” Ray said. “We’re still trialing and experimenting.”

The reason for the date confusion has to do with spectrum licenses and chipset availability. During the first half of the year, the only cell phone chips available won’t support T-Mobile’s long-range 600MHz network. But they will support its limited 28GHz, short-range millimeter-wave spectrum holdings. Read more…

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The OnePlus 6T is coming to T-Mobile stores, but it also supports Verizon

sudshr47 October 29, 2018

The OnePlus 6T is finally here and not only is it glorious — the screen’s larger with a smaller notch and there’s a fingerprint sensor underneath the display — but it comes with two arguably more important milestones (for Americans at least): You can buy the 6T from T-Mobile and the phone works on Verizon.

At long last, OnePlus is breaking into the U.S. with retail presence that’ll put its devices in front of more potential customers, many of whom are probably unfamiliar with the brand. Supporting Verizon is a equally as significant because it’s the first time a OnePlus phone will work on America’s largest wireless network. Read more…

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T-Mobile beefs up its unlimited data plans with 70 more countries covered

sudshr47 July 17, 2018

The wireless carrier wars are continuing to heat up, this time internationally.

Today, T-Mobile announced it’s expanding it’s Unlimited plan benefits by adding 70 more countries where customers get unlimited data (albeit slow 2G data speeds). This brings the total to 210 countries or destinations for T-Mobile One and legacy plan customers with Simple Global.

Before you go celebrating the new coverage areas, it’s important to note that in these countries, customers will not get access to free high-speed 4G LTE data, but rather unlimited data at 128kbps (aka 2G). So yes, this is a slow network, but it’s better than nothing. Customers also get unlimited texts in these locations for free. Making phone calls internationally on T-Mobile will cost 25 cents a minute. With this change, there are no additional costs to customers either. Read more…

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A brief history of the epic Twitter beef between T-Mobile and Sprint

sudshr47 May 1, 2018

If you’ve been a close observer of T-Mobile CEO John Legere’s Twitter feed, you were likely as surprised as anyone when he confirmed that his company had finally signed onto a $26.5 billion deal to merge with Sprint.
Not because the two companies had…

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T-Mobile and Sprint sign $26.5 billion merger deal to accelerate 5G rollout

sudshr47 April 29, 2018

T-Mobile and Sprint have finally agreed to a $26.5 billion deal that will make T-Mobile the third-largest carrier in the United States, the companies announced Sunday.
T-Mobile CEO John Legere will be CEO of the new company, which will continue…