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New T-Mobile BYOD Promo Gives Switchers Up to $400 Back

If you’ve been thinking about switching to T-Mobile without buying a new phone, the carrier’s latest offer could be one of the more useful promos it has rolled out in a while. T-Mobile is now offering a rebate card worth up to $400 to customers who open a new line and bring over their existing device from an eligible competitor. According to The Mobile Report, the full $400 value is available to customers who add a … [read full article]

Mint Mobile Brings “MintFoot” to Bigfoot Days to Push Its $15 Wireless Pitch

Mint Mobile found a pretty fitting place to make its latest pitch. The carrier showed up at Bigfoot Days in Estes Park, Colorado, and used the festival’s anything-goes Sasquatch energy to push a simple message: its $15 per month premium wireless offer may sound too good to be real, but the company says it isn’t. According to an email we received from Mint Mobile, the brand headed to the festival last weekend and built its appearance … [read full article]

T-Mobile’s $50 Credit Card Bonus No Longer Requires a Store Visit

T-Mobile is making it easier for customers to get its $50 bill credit tied to the company’s in-house credit card. What used to be a promo mainly pushed in retail stores can now be claimed straight from the T-Life app, which means customers no longer need to walk into a store just to get the deal. As reported by Android Authority, customers who apply for the T-Mobile credit card through the offer in T-Life can qualify … [read full article]

T-Mobile’s 2026 T-Challenge Winners Show Where AI in Telecom Could Be Headed

T-Mobile is putting more attention on artificial intelligence again, but this time the focus is less about buzzwords and more about how AI could be used behind the scenes to improve wireless service and customer experiences. The company, alongside Deutsche Telekom, has announced the winners of its 2026 T-Challenge, a global competition built around finding startups with AI ideas that could actually work in telecom. T-Mobile announced that this year’s challenge centered on the push toward … [read full article]

T-Mobile Revises T-Fiber Plans Ahead of April 30 Launch

T-Mobile is making early changes to its T-Fiber service, and the update brings a mix of better pricing and fewer perks. For new customers starting April 30, the company is expected to replace its current lineup with three new options: 300Mbps for $45 per month, 1Gbps for $60 per month, and 2Gbps for $70 per month, all with AutoPay. As reported by The Mobile Report, the biggest visible change is the end of the 500Mbps plan. … [read full article]

Report: Deutsche Telekom’s Merger Talk Around T-Mobile May Hit a Wall over Huawei

A future move to combine T-Mobile and Deutsche Telekom into one larger company may sound ambitious on paper, but there is a major issue hanging over the idea. The biggest problem is not T-Mobile’s performance or Deutsche Telekom’s interest in getting closer to its U.S. business. It is Deutsche Telekom’s continuing reliance on Huawei equipment in Germany, something that could raise serious concerns if a merger ever faced review in the United States. According to [read full article]

T-Mobile’s Free In-Flight Wi-Fi Perk is Shrinking, and Airline Deals are the Reason

For years, T-Mobile gave customers a handy extra while flying: free internet access on Wi-Fi-equipped planes. That made it easier to send messages, check email, and stay connected in the air without paying extra. Now that perk is becoming more limited, and many customers are not happy about it. According to PhoneArena, T-Mobile recently told customers that its free in-flight Wi-Fi benefit would no longer be available on as many airlines as before. In a poll … [read full article]

T-Mobile Expands Its Home Internet Push With New Fiber Deals

T-Mobile is making another big play in home internet, but this time the focus is fiber. The carrier announced two new joint ventures that would expand its fiber footprint and help it reach more than 1 million additional homes across the country. The move adds to T-Mobile’s broader broadband strategy, which now includes both its fast-growing 5G home internet service and a larger push into fiber. T-Mobile announced today that they have signed definitive agreements for … [read full article]

T-Mobile Combines 5G and Starlink for a New Business Internet Service

T-Mobile is rolling out a new business internet service called SuperBroadband, and the main idea is pretty simple: give companies two ways to stay connected instead of just one. The new offering combines T-Mobile’s 5G network with Starlink satellite service, which T-Mobile says can help businesses stay online during outages, especially in places where dependable internet has been hard to get. T-Mobile’s new SuperBroadband is designed to give businesses built-in backup connectivity, wider coverage, and a … [read full article]

T-Mobile Adds More Accounts in Q1 and Raises Its 2026 Outlook

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T-Mobile says it opened 2026 with strong momentum, adding more postpaid accounts, bringing in more service revenue, and raising its expectations for the rest of the year. The company said it added 217,000 postpaid net accounts in the first quarter, while postpaid average revenue per account rose to $151.93, up 3.9% from a year earlier. According to T-Mobile, total service revenue reached $18.8 billion in Q1 2026, up 11% year over year, while postpaid service revenue … [read full article]

T-Mobile Rolls Out a Rarely Good iPhone Deal for Upgraders

T-Mobile is kicking off two new iPhone promotions that stand out more than the carrier’s recent offers. One is aimed at existing customers who have a phone to trade in, while the other is designed to attract people switching over from another carrier. According to The Mobile Report, the bigger of the two deals can knock as much as $1,100 off a new iPhone when a customer trades in an eligible device. The article says the … [read full article]

Metro Quietly Removes a Major Data Limit From Its Top Plan

Metro by T-Mobile has quietly made a meaningful change to its top unlimited plan, and it is the kind of update heavy data users will actually notice. The carrier has removed the firm 70GB premium data cap that used to apply before customers were pushed to a lower priority level on the network. According to Android Authority, Metro made the change over the weekend, giving customers on its highest-tier plan access to unlimited premium data instead … [read full article]