Just picked up a new iPhone and looking for a cheaper home for it? Metro by T-Mobile has a limited-time deal that makes switching pretty tempting. Metro is offering a deal for anyone who recently bought a new Apple iPhone. Bring it into a Metro store, and you’ll pay just $15 a month for your first three months. After that, you’ll move … [read full article]
T-Mobile says there is a simple reason some iPhone users may see faster performance on its network: it has built out features on its standalone 5G network that let phones tap into more wireless capacity at once. In practical terms, that can mean smoother video calls, less lag during gaming, and faster overall data performance, with T-Mobile saying iPhones can run about 48% to 50% faster on its network. According to [read full article]
T-Mobile customers upgrading to a new iPhone through the Apple Store app have run into an unexpected problem: their wireless plans are being changed without their permission. The switch happens during checkout when customers log into their T-Mobile accounts to apply promotional credits or trade-in offers. According to Android Authority, the issue appears to be a glitch that occurs specifically when ordering through … [read full article]
T-Mobile has rolled out a fresh Buy One, Get One (BOGO) deal for iPhone enthusiasts. Starting May 1st, customers can snag up to $730 off a second iPhone 15 or 16 series device when they add a new line and port in a number from another carrier. This offer (first spotted by The Mobile Report) is available to both new and existing customers, with new customers … [read full article]
A number of T-Mobile MVNO customers have been looking forward to when RCS (Rich Communications Services) would be available on their iPhone devices. Even though this has been rumored to come in the past, there was never an official announcement on when it would come. But with a recent report, it looks like the wait is almost over. As shared by PhoneArena, T-Mobile MVNOs … [read full article]
According to a report, T-Mobile has offered select customers a phone replacement for free. This is part of the Un-carrier’s move to change Band 71 devices to its 5G equivalent, N71. In rural areas, this is a network band that can be most utilized since it is often the only signal available for T-Mo customers. Although T-Mobile’s N71 network is slow, it has the farthest reach, which is suitable for customers in remote areas. To ensure that … [read full article]
Back in November 2022, T-Mobile rolled out its Ultra Capacity 5G SA network. During the time of its launch, only flagship devices from Samsung could support the feature. The Un-carrier also promised they would expand 5G SA service to iPhone devices in March 2023 with its iOS 16.4 release. But in order to make T-Mo’s 5G SA network work on your iPhone device, you’ll need to configure your iPhone to support the service. You can do this … [read full article]
T-Mobile recently gave one of its older perks an update. The Un-carrier’s Forever Upgrade program was initially rolled out in 2021 in time for the iPhone 13’s launch. The perk was available to customers from September to November 2021. Through this, customers could get their hands on a new iPhone every couple of years. Now that the perk is available for redeeming, those who opted-in received news of a better deal at no additional fees. As spotted … [read full article]
As a lifelong Chicago Cubs fan, my immediate reaction to Morgan Stanley analyst Nick Delfas claiming that T-Mobile will “announce official iPhone distribution in early 2013” is to remember how many times we’ve said “wait till next year.” Cub fans the world over will recognize that as the unofficial model of a team which hasn’t won a world series in over 100 … [read full article]
I came across an article yesterday afternoon from Matthew Miller, a ZDNet Contributor and T-Mobile customer whom I also had the pleasure of meeting this week at CES. Miller’s post highlights five simple recommendations for T-Mobile in 2012 to help solidify their user base and re-establish themselves as a player in the US wireless market. T-Mobile highlighted at their 2012 CES event that they continue to … [read full article]
