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T-Mobile Expands in India with New Hyderabad Engineering Hub

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T-Mobile has opened a new global capability center in Hyderabad, India, and the company plans to grow the site to nearly 1,000 employees by 2027. The center will focus on software engineering, DevOps, product development, data analytics, and cybersecurity. Reuters reported that T-Mobile has leased 250,000 square feet for the operation, giving the carrier a sizable new base for technical work. According to the report, which cited … [read full article]

T-Life Faces Fresh Backlash as T-Mobile Users Question Their Privacy

T-Mobile customers are facing a new reason to be wary of the carrier’s T-Life app. A fresh allegation, highlighted this week, claims the app may be collecting customer data for advertising purposes in ways that many users find unsettling. According to PhoneArena, the concern comes from a Reddit user who said they previously worked at Vistar Media, the ad tech company T-Mobile agreed to buy last … [read full article]

T-Mobile Fiber Appears to Suffer Widespread Disruption

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(Update May 30, 2026 12:00 am EST): T-Mobile has now issued a statement on the T-Fiber outage that caused widespread problems in its former Lumos service areas, with the issue lasting for more than 36 hours before service appeared to stabilise. The problem began around 1:00 AM on May 28, and customers reported that some sites would not load at all even though their home equipment still showed a normal connection. As reported by [read full article]

Customer Says T-Mobile Wouldn’t Sell a Replacement iPhone in Store

A new report is putting a spotlight on the real-world friction some T-Mobile customers may face as the carrier pushes more transactions into its T-Life app. In this case, a customer whose iPhone 13 stopped working said a trip to a T-Mobile store for a replacement device ended with an unexpected suggestion: go buy the phone from Apple instead. As reported by PhoneArena, the customer temporarily … [read full article]

Starlink’s Mobile Push Could Grow Beyond Carrier Partnerships

SpaceX’s partnership with T-Mobile has helped bring satellite messaging closer to everyday phone users, but a new filing suggests the company may be thinking much bigger in the long run. While T-Mobile’s T-Satellite service is one of the highest-profile examples of Starlink mobile connectivity, SpaceX appears to be building toward a future where it depends less on traditional wireless carriers. As reported by PhoneArena, SpaceX says it already … [read full article]

Leaked Timeline Suggests T-Mobile is Nearing an All–T-Life Future

T-Mobile appears to be getting much closer to making T-Life the center of nearly every customer transaction. Based on details from a leaked internal timeline and employee communication, the carrier is preparing to move upgrades and add-a-line requests fully into the T-Life app, with new customer activations expected to follow later. According to Android Authority, retail access to legacy systems for standard consumer upgrades and add-a-line transactions … [read full article]

T-Mobile Says AI Is Already Helping Its Network Handle Real-World Problems

T-Mobile is pitching a future where its network does more than carry calls and data. The company says AI is already helping it react faster when conditions change, and over time that could turn its cell sites into smarter systems that make decisions closer to where people actually use their phones. As reported by PhoneArena, T-Mobile CEO Srini Gopalan said on the company’s Q1 earnings … [read full article]

T-Mobile Trails in One Key Network Test as it Prepares a New AI-powered 5G Upgrade

T-Mobile just got a reminder that having the fastest network on paper does not always mean giving customers the smoothest real-world experience.  One new report says T-Mobile finished last in task success and reliability in vendor-based testing for the second half of 2025, even though it still led in median download speeds and 5G availability. In other words, T-Mobile kept its speed edge, but AT&T and Verizon did better when it came to everyday tasks going through … [read full article]