T-Mobile just locked in a bigger role in the world of Formula 1 racing. The carrier announced it’s extending its partnership with the Las Vegas Grand Prix for multiple years and expanding to become a regional 5G partner for Formula 1 overall. As announced earlier, the deal means T-Mobile will start bringing its 5G technology to the U.S. Grand Prix in Austin, Texas beginning in 2026. … [read full article]
Switching wireless carriers has always been a chore, but T-Mobile is betting it can change that. The company just announced “Switching Made Easy,” a new initiative that promises to let customers jump ship from their current provider in about 15 minutes using the T-Life app. As announced by T-Mobile, the changes roll out on December 1 and include a new AI-powered tool called Easy Switch. It lets AT&T … [read full article]
T-Mobile is making its T-Life app more useful with six new features that aim to take the hassle out of managing your wireless service. The updates include an AI assistant that helps you shop for phones and manage your account through regular conversation, plus the ability to stay connected even in remote areas where cell towers can’t reach. The app launched earlier in 2024 … [read full article]
T-Mobile is rolling out new 5G-powered features for this year’s Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix, happening November 20-22. The carrier is using its network to run everything from broadcast cameras to emergency response systems at the race. The company announced that it will be bringing several firsts to the event. A 360-degree camera at Turn 9 will give viewers immersive track views, … [read full article]
T-Mobile’s consumer group president Jon Freier will take the stage at the Wells Fargo TMT Summit on November 18 to give investors and analysts an update on the carrier’s business. The presentation is scheduled for 3:00 p.m. Pacific Time and will be available to watch online. According to T-Mobile’s official announcement, the session will be part of Wells Fargo’s 9th Annual TMT (Technology, Media, and Telecommunications) … [read full article]
T-Mobile is giving its home internet customers a speed boost without raising prices. Starting November 13, the wireless carrier is rolling out three refreshed plans that include Wi-Fi 7 technology on its higher-tier options, making it the first wireless internet provider in the country to offer this next-generation hardware to home users. As shared by T-Mobile, the updated lineup replaces T-Mobile’s previous single-tier approach with three distinct options. The entry-level Rely plan starts at $35 per month … [read full article]
T-Mobile has landed CNN as a major customer for its new SuperMobile business plan, turning reporters’ smartphones into mobile broadcasting studios. The partnership gives CNN journalists specialized network features designed to keep them connected during breaking news coverage, even in remote locations across the United States. T-Mobile’s, SuperMobile combines three key technologies: prioritized network access through what’s called “network slicing,” built-in security features, and satellite connectivity when … [read full article]
T-Mobile is getting a head start on holiday shopping by rolling out major promotions across its family of brands, including deals that don’t require customers to trade in their old devices. The carrier announced these early holiday offers on November 6, targeting both new and existing customers. According to T-Mobile’s announcement, the standout promotion lets families switching to the carrier grab four Samsung Galaxy … [read full article]
T-Mobile is rolling out its biggest holiday promotion, and it’s surprisingly straightforward. New customers who switch from AT&T or Verizon can walk away with four free phones and four lines of service for just $100 a month (that’s $25 per line) without trading in their old devices. The deal lets families choose between four iPhone 16 or Galaxy S24 devices completely free when they sign … [read full article]
T-Mobile is removing barriers to emergency help by offering its satellite-based 911 texting service to everyone with a compatible phone, regardless of their carrier. The service launched today and works in the 500,000 square miles of the U.S. where cell towers don’t reach—completely free of charge. The service uses their T-Satellite network powered by Starlink to connect phones to over 650 satellites orbiting more than 200 … [read full article]
