February 8, 2012 : Comments (14)
Target Retail Stores To Stock White T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II
T-Mobile Company News
T-Mobile’s “2012 Is The Year T-Mobile Fixes Churn” Plan
T-Mobile Philip Humm was clear in his Welcome 2012 Statement to T-Mobile employees that fixing churn was a top priority. "I want to stress that it is critical we fix Churn in 2012. For every customer who renews their contract with T-Mobile, we lose one. That is a dead end, not a growth path. We have established a plan for 2012 that will improve the customer... Read more » T-Mobile Responds To Planned Occupy Wall Street Protest March
T-Mobile has responded with a brief statement to todays news regarding an Occupy Wall Street protest planned for a T-Mobile store in New York City that was set for 12:30pm. As it stands, we haven't heard anything or seen any imagery that tells us the march itself actually took place. From my experience with TmoNews and over three years of constant... Read more » “Occupy” Protesters And Communication Workers To March On New York T-Mobile Store
According to an early morning press release, hundreds of Occupy Wall Street protestors and members of the Communication Workers of America will march on a local T-Mobile store to show they are the 99%. Apparently there are some upset feelings toward T-Mobile's alleged "anti-worker and union busting tactics," according to the morning press release. The hope that... Read more » T-Mobile Hosting Monday Night Event, Showcasing Latest In 4G
T-Mobile is promising to drop some "big, exciting" news tomorrow night at a Monday Night showcase during the @gigaom Mobilize Conference. T-Mobile sent out press invitations late last week promising to show off the latest in 4G devices. While our invitation is obviously lost in the mail we expect to finally get a "true" hands on with the Galaxy S II, perhaps see... Read more » T-Mobile Calls For “All Hands Day” For September 24th
Details are sketchy at best but we've just received a huge number of emails indicating that T-Mobile has called an "All Hands Day" meeting for September 24th for unknown reasons. Could this be a pre-iPhone launch meeting? Could this be related to the AT&T takeover or could this be related to T-Mobile discovering water on Mars? In any case, mark your calendars... Read more » T-Mobile To Increase Regulatory Fee, Doesn’t Allow You To Exit Contract
Word has gotten out that T-Mobile has been sending out notices like the one seen in the image above regarding an upcoming increase in T-Mobile's Regulatory Programs Fee. While plenty of you have emailed in the last 24 hours with hopes this might give you an escape from your T-Mobile contract we don't believe that is the case. T-Mobile's dedicated page to... Read more » Department Of Justice Asks For More Information On AT&T/T-Mobile Acquisition
The Department of Justice has extended its review of the AT&T proposal for its $39 billion dollar acquisition of T-Mobile due to requests for new information. This move could allow the Justice Department to extend it's review of the proposed deal indefinitely. Along with the request for more information, two unnamed sources said that antitrust... Read more » Choice Quotes From The AT&T And T-Mobile FCC Public Interest Filing
After taking some time and reading the full Public Interest Filing AT&T and T-Mobile filed yesterday, I've put together a metric TON of choice quotes from the document to give some perspective. To preface these quotes, some of them require context (and I therefore urge you to read the whole filing found at the link at the end of the post) but in the interest... Read more » AT&T Files Public Interest Statement With FCC For T-Mobile Acquisition
As expected AT&T has filed with the FCC its Public Interest Statement regarding the proposed acquisition of T-Mobile. The filing is designed to demonstrate the benefits of the merger with specific emphasis on how a combined 4G LTE network could cover 97& of the US population. Originally thought to cover 95% of the population AT&T conducted a more... Read more » FCC Pledges Extensive Review Of AT&T/T-Mobile Deal, Chairman Hints At Lack Of Competition
In a conference held just moments ago the FCC discussed the steps it would take to evaluate the proposed AT&T and T-Mobile acquisition. Paperwork has been filed by the FCC and the real fun begins for AT&T and T-Mobile to submit their own documentation which will be done under strict confidentiality. According to todays call the FCC and DOJ will conduct a... Read more » 
