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Pixel 3a, Pixel 3a XL, Pixel 3, and Pixel 3 XL are now available from T-Mobile

Right on schedule, Google’s Pixel 3a, Pixel 3a XL, Pixel 3, and Pixel 3 XL have launched at T-Mobile. T-Mo is selling the Pixel 3a and Pixel 3a XL in Just Black and Clearly White color options, while the Pixel 3a and Pixel 3a XL are available in Just Black. All four phones are equipped with 64GB of built-in storage. Pricing for the Pixel 3a is set at $0 down and $16.67 per month … [read full article]

Google Pixel 3a and Pixel 3a XL officially coming to T-Mobile, Pixel 3 also launching at T-Mo

After launching deals in recent years to entice customers to bring their unlocked Google Pixel onto T-Mobile’s network, T-Mo is officially launching Pixel phones itself. The Pixel 3a and Pixel 3a XL were announced at Google I/O 2019 today, and they’re coming to T-Mobile. After years of Verizon having the U.S. carrier exclusive on Google’s Pixel phones, the Pixel 3a and Pixel 3a XL are launching at T-Mobile, Sprint, Verizon, U.S. Cellular, Spectrum Mobile, … [read full article]

More evidence of T-Mobile Pixel 3a launch surfaces along with render and spec leaks

Ahead of tomorrow’s expected Pixel 3a and Pixel 3a XL announcement, more evidence of a T-Mobile launch for both phones has appeared. The Pixel 3a, Pixel 3a XL, Pixel 3, and Pixel 3 XL are now appearing in the My T-Mobile account system for customers. TmoNews reader Ray checked their account and tried to get their unlocked Pixel 3 XL to appear, and when they selected “Google” as the phone manufacturer, found that all four … [read full article]

T-Mobile and other U.S. carriers face class action lawsuits over selling customer location data

The saga of location data scandals involving T-Mobile and the other three major U.S. carriers continues with news of class action lawsuits. AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, and Verizon have been hit with class action lawsuits related to the various location data scandals that’ve been uncovered over the past year or so. As noted by Motherboard, the suits have been filed by Z LAW, which describes itself as a “consumer protection law firm”. “This action arises out … [read full article]

Jeff Binder, former Layer3 TV CEO, has left T-Mobile

Following T-Mobile’s purchase of Layer3 TV last year, Layer3 TV CEO Jeff Binder joined T-Mo to lead the carrier’s new television effort. Now he’s officially moved on. Jeff Binder left T-Mobile on May 1st, the carrier has confirmed. T-Mo told Light Reading that Binder helped to launch TVision and now he’s planning to return to entrepreneurship. The news of Binder’s exit was reportedly shared with T-Mobile employees during a town hall meeting this week. … [read full article]

Latest OnePlus 7 Pro leak brings high-quality images of Nebula Blue and Mirror Grey finishes

Ahead of the OnePlus 7 Pro’s official announcement on May 14th, some high-quality images of the upcoming flagship have leaked. The images show the OnePlus 7 Pro in Nebula Blue and Mirror Grey color options. Coming to us from Ishan Agarwal, the renders show a OnePlus phone with an edge-to-edge display. There’s no notch or front camera to be found here, adding fuel to the pop-up selfie cam fire. There’s no visible fingerprint reader, … [read full article]

FCC Commissioner asks T-Mobile and other carriers for update on ending sales of location data

Following some security and prvacy issues related to U.S. carriers selling customer location data to third-parties, an FCC commissioner has reached out to the operators for more info on the situation. FCC Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel has sent letters to AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, and Verizon for details on their efforts to end their agreements with location aggregators as well as what their previous agreements with these companies allowed. As noted by Motherboard, Commissioner Rosenworcel sent the … [read full article]

T-Mobile Tuesdays will include a pizza deal and a grand prize trip to an Ariana Grande concert next week

Pizza is a popular T-Mobile Tuesdays deal whenever it pops up, and next week T-Mo customers will have the chance to snag another pizza offer. On Tuesday, May 7th, T-Mobile subscribers can get a free large one-topping pizza at Chuck E. Cheese with a $5 game purchase and a free 8×10 collage print from Walgreens. Next week’s offers also include the same weekly deals we’ve had for the past several weeks, which include a … [read full article]

Latest Pixel 3a leak shows off packaging and reveals pricing

Interested in Google Pixel 3a and Pixel 3a XL now that rumors say they’ll be coming to T-Mobile? There’s more info today on both models ahead of their expected reveal next week. A new leak has revealed the packaging for the Pixel 3a as well as some specs and price info on Google’s upcoming phones. Brandon Lee of This is Tech Today has posted a video with all the info, showing off the box for … [read full article]

T-Mobile internal memo leak offers info on executive moves, teases ‘confidential new initiative’

A new T-Mobile memo has leaked out that details some executive moves and teases an upcoming initiative. T-Mobile CEO John Legere and COO Mike Sievert outline the upcoming changes in the memo, which was sent to T-Mo employees and leaked by GeekWire. Jon Freier is getting the expanded role of Executive Vice President, Consumer Markets with Metro by T-Mobile’s sales team reporting to him. Freier has been with T-Mobile for 24 years. Matt … [read full article]

T-Mobile Galaxy Tab S4 getting Android Pie update with Samsung’s One UI

It’s time for another Samsung device on T-Mobile to get its Android Pie update. The T-Mobile version of the Galaxy Tab S4 began receiving Android 9.0 today. The update bumps the Tab S4 to version T837TUVU1BSD4 and, as you might expect from an Android Pie update, it’s a biggie, coming in at 1513.26MB. As with Pie updates for the Galaxy S9, Note 8, and other Samsung devices, this update for the Galaxy … [read full article]

DOJ antitrust head says he hasn’t made a decision on T-Mobile-Sprint merger

As we continue to wait for the Federal Communications Commission and Department of Justice to finish their reviews of T-Mobile and Sprint’s merger, there’s a lot of speculation, leaks, and rumors about how the two agencies might fall on the deal. Today one of the people that’s actually reviewing the deal has spoken up about the process. Makan Delrahim, head of the DOJ’s antitrust team, said today that he hasn’t yet made a decision on the … [read full article]