Posts by Alex Wagner

Apple Card will give 3% Daily Cash on purchases made at T-Mobile stores

One of the perks of the Apple Card is that it offers Daily Cash on your purchases, including 3% Daily Cash at select retailers. Now T-Mobile is included on that list. T-Mobile announced today that Apple Card users will get 3% Daily Cash for all purchases made using Apple Card with Apple Pay at T-Mo stores. This offer includes any in-store purchase, not just Apple products, as well as one-time bill payments made in-store. The 3% Daily … [read full article]

T-Mobile launches ‘verHIDEzon’ campaign to poke fun at Verizon’s 5G rollout

T-Mobile has decided to poke some fun at Verizon and its 5G rollout. T-Mo launched “verHIDEzon” this week, complete with a website, Twitter profile, and real-life advertising campaign aimed at Verizon and its decisions to charge extra for 5G access and not publish 5G coverage maps. “Verizon’s been talking a big game about 5G, charging more for it and not even giving customers a map … [read full article]

Pennsylvania is the 18th state to join the lawsuit against T-Mobile and Sprint’s merger

Another state has joined the lawsuit that aims to block T-Mobile and Sprint’s merger. Pennsylvania is the 18th state to come out against the T-Mobile-Sprint deal. Here’s what Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro had to say about the merger: “All Pennsylvanians deserve access to affordable, reliable wireless service, and as Attorney General, I am committed to protecting that access. The merger between … [read full article]

OnePlus 7T launch event happening on September 26

OnePlus has a new phone coming later this month. OnePlus today confirmed that it’s holding a OnePlus 7T reveal on September 26 at 10:30 am ET/7:30 am PT. The teaser page for the launch event says “90 Hz Display. Smooth Like Never Before.”, hinting that the OnePlus 7T have a screen with a 90Hz refresh rate like the OnePlus 7 Pro that launched earlier this year. In addition … [read full article]

T-Mobile asks FCC for license to run more experiments in the 2.5GHz band

A recent FCC application shows that T-Mobile is interested in experimenting with the 2.5GHz band. T-Mobile filed an application with the FCC this week asking for an experimental license to test equipment in the 2500-2670MHz band. “The experimental authorization will allow T-Mobile to understand the propagation characteristics and gain a better understanding of the new, innovative services that this band can offer,” T-Mo … [read full article]