T-Mobile’s Magenta Friday promo offering two lines free was originally slated to end on Sunday, but it’s now been extended. T-Mobile announced today that the Magenta Friday two lines free promo has been extended through Tuesday. In a Periscope stream, T-Mobile CEO John Legere … [read full article]
T-Mobile’s Magenta Friday promo is happening right now, and there will be Black Friday deals on devices next weekend. And then in between those two events, there’s T-Mobile Tuesdays. The T-Mobile Tuesday for November 22 will offer a … [read full article]
Magenta Friday has arrived. T-Mobile is now offering its Magenta Friday deal that’ll get you two lines for free. The offer is available wherever T-Mobile new lines of service are available, including T-Mo stores, Costco, customer care, telesales, authorized postpaid dealers, and T-Mobile’s website. With this offer, new customers signing up for two voice lines on a … [read full article]
As expected, the Blue Coral Samsung Galaxy S7 edge is now available from T-Mobile. The Blue Coral GS7 edge can be had for $69.99 down and 24 monthly payments of $30 each, or $789.99 full retail. That’s the same price as the Silver Titanium and Gold Platinum colors that T-Mo has had for months now. … [read full article]
When BLU launched the R1 HD earlier this year, it said that the R1 HD would eventually be updated with support for T-Mobile’s band 12 LTE and VoLTE. That update appears to be rolling out now. TmoNews reader Edwin reached out to me today to say that a new update is rolling out to his Amazon BLU R1 HD. As you can see … [read full article]
It’s no secret that T-Mobile US parent company Deutsche Telekom has been interested in selling T-Mo in recent years, including the attempted sale to AT&T and rumors of a Comcast deal. DT’s feelings appear to have changed for now, though. Deutsche Telekom CEO Tim Hoettges has said that his company isn’t looking to sell T-Mobile US right now. “We are not in the … [read full article]
UPDATE 2: T-Mobile has clarified its clarification, saying that now anyone can activate on a Simple Choice plan and get two lines free, including new customers. UPDATE: T-Mobile has clarified that the Magenta Friday offer of two lines free also applies to existing customers on Simple Choice plans. Here’s how the offer breaks down: New customers: Switch to T-Mobile, sign up for 2 new voice lines on T-Mobile One and you get an additional 2 lines for free after … [read full article]
T-Mobile has been fairly quiet about the Samsung Gear S3 Frontier ever since the device was announced at the end of August, but today T-Mo broke that silence by revealing the new smartwatch’s launch date and price. The Gear S3 Frontier will be available from T-Mobile starting this Friday, November 18, … [read full article]
Days after a leak suggested that T-Mobile is close to launching the new Blue Coral version of the Samsung Galaxy S7 edge, a new leak has surfaced that gives us a precise release date. T-Mobile will launch the Blue Coral Galaxy S7 edge this Friday, November 18, according to an image sent to TmoNews from a source. There’s no mention of the Blue … [read full article]
With the holiday season approaching, there will be deals coming out left and right. Today T-Mobile is contributing to the stream of deals with a new business-focused offer of its own. The new @Work All-In Bundle offers five T-Mobile One lines for $160 per month when using autopay, which works out to $32 per line. Also included are five … [read full article]
Following its official announcement earlier this month, it looks like the Blue Coral Samsung Galaxy S7 edge could be nearing its launch on T-Mobile. Today a source sent along the image you see below, showing that the Blue Coral Galaxy S7 edge has entered T-Mobile’s systems. The phone is line number three, listed as “SAM G935T GS7 Edge 32G BLUE.” Other new devices listed here include … [read full article]
UPDATE: Here’s a John Legere tweet in response to AT&T’s Stream Saver: “How do we know what @att will do (wrong) a year from now? Just look at whatever we do now & make it suck.” We’ve seen other carriers borrow features from T-Mobile in the past, and today it looks like AT&T that’s doing the borrowing. [read full article]
