If your iPhone is showing “SOS only” instead of your normal signal bars, you’re not alone. Many phone users are dealing with this frustrating issue after recent network problems hit major carriers. Both Verizon and T-Mobile experienced significant service disruptions recently, leaving countless customers without regular phone service. According to PhoneArena, while both … [read full article]
T-Mobile customers across the United States experienced service disruptions Monday evening, with issues particularly affecting home internet subscribers and mobile users in major metropolitan areas. The timing comes just days after Verizon suffered a major coast-to-coast outage that left thousands of customers without service. According to PhoneArena, monitoring data from Downdetector showed a … [read full article]
T-Mobile has resolved a network issue that left some customers without cell service early Thursday morning, with the carrier saying affected users should restart their phones to reconnect. The outage primarily hit customers in the Northeast and Midwest regions, including areas like Ohio, New Jersey, and Massachusetts. According to PhoneArena, the problems started around 3 AM Eastern Time, with many customers waking up to find their phones … [read full article]
A clever Galaxy Z Fold 7 owner has managed to get T-Mobile’s new satellite internet feature working on their phone months before it’s supposed to be available. The feature is currently only officially supported on Google’s Pixel 10 series. According to PhoneArena, a Reddit user used advanced technical tools including Android Debug Bridge … [read full article]
T-Mobile subscribers who pre-ordered Google’s latest Pixel 10 series faced unexpected delivery delays today, turning what should have been an exciting launch day into a frustrating waiting game. Multiple customers report receiving conflicting messages about their orders, with UPS notifications initially promising same-day delivery before switching to indefinite delays. As reported by PhoneArena, affected subscribers got emails as late as yesterday confirming their Pixel 10, Pixel 10 Pro, or … [read full article]
Mint Mobile customers are getting creative to snag the carrier’s eye-catching $180 annual unlimited plan, even though it’s officially reserved for new subscribers only. The T-Mobile-owned prepaid brand’s promotional rate works out to just $15 per month when paid upfront for a full year—a steal compared to traditional postpaid plans that often start around $50 monthly. According to Android Authority, some crafty existing customers have … [read full article]
T-Mobile’s ambitious plan to bring all its services under the T-Life app umbrella has hit a major snag, with T-Mobile Money customers experiencing widespread account access issues and missing funds during the transition process. The migration, which T-Mobile promised would happen without disruption, has instead left customers dealing with locked accounts, missing paychecks, and customer service hold times stretching over three hours. As reported by [read full article]
T-Mobile customers have another reason to celebrate this Tuesday as the carrier rolls out its latest physical giveaway: a free clear stadium bag that’s perfect for sports events and concerts. The transparent bag meets most venue security requirements, making it easier to get through entrance checkpoints without the usual bag inspection delays. As reported by The Mobile Report, the stadium bag features a spacious main compartment … [read full article]
T-Mobile has struck another deal to expand its fiber internet footprint, this time picking up U.S. Internet, a smaller fiber company that serves the Minneapolis area and parts of Wisconsin. Current customers of the regional provider have already received letters telling them they’ll officially become T-Mobile customers starting September 2nd, pending regulatory approval. According to PhoneArena, U.S. Internet isn’t a huge catch compared to T-Mobile’s other recent acquisitions, … [read full article]
T-Mobile customers are noticing a helpful change in their phone settings that makes it much easier to see which wireless network they’re actually connected to. Instead of just showing “Roaming” for every non-T-Mobile network, your phone will now display the actual names of available networks when you check your network selection menu. According to PhoneArena, this change comes right after T-Mobile finished buying UScellular, and … [read full article]
