We finally know what T-Mobile is charging for that slick new iPhone Handoff feature Apple built into iOS 27, and it’s not free. The Un-carrier introduced iPhone Handoff at $5 a month. If you’re not familiar, Handoff lets you run a primary and a companion iPhone off the same number, switching which one’s active whenever you want. T-Mobile says the secondary device gets full access to essential … [read full article]
T-Mobile wasted no time laying out exactly how it plans to compete for Apple’s newest hardware, dropping a full rundown of deals for the iPhone 18 Pro lineup, iPhone Duo, Apple Watch Series 12, Apple Watch Ultra 4, and AirPods 5 just hours after Apple’s event wrapped. As detailed in T-Mobile’s announcement, pre-orders for the iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone 18 Pro Max, AirPods 5, and the … [read full article]
A quietly powerful new iOS 27 feature is coming into focus, and it looks like T-Mobile could be among the first carriers ready to actually support it when it lands. As reported by MacRumors, the feature, called “iPhone Handoff,” lets someone designate a main iPhone and a companion iPhone, both running iOS 27, and use the same phone number across either device by … [read full article]
A new report is putting a spotlight on the real-world friction some T-Mobile customers may face as the carrier pushes more transactions into its T-Life app. In this case, a customer whose iPhone 13 stopped working said a trip to a T-Mobile store for a replacement device ended with an unexpected suggestion: go buy the phone from Apple instead. As reported by PhoneArena, the customer temporarily … [read full article]
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 … [read full article]
Metro by T-Mobile is making a case that prepaid service does not have to feel basic. The latest push is not just about cutting the cost of a phone, but also about giving customers some of the extras people usually associate with a bigger carrier experience. As reported by PhoneArena, Metro and Mint both run on T-Mobile’s 5G network, but Metro tries to separate … [read full article]
A T-Mobile customer says a deal that sounded like a huge win ended up becoming a stressful billing fight. According to the report, the subscriber called in January to ask about upgrade options and was told that changing plans would make the account eligible for three iPhone 17 Pro devices with $1,100 in credit per phone, bringing the total cost of the devices down to $0. As reported by [read full article]
If you’re thinking about getting a new iPhone, T-Mobile has a limited-time offer worth considering. The carrier is giving away iPhone 17 handsets for free, though the promotion comes with some important conditions and ends on April 1. Here’s the good news: you don’t need to trade in your old phone to qualify for this deal. That’s a significant advantage over many other carrier promotions, which typically require you to turn in your existing device to offset … [read full article]
T-Mobile is expanding its Device Connection Charge (DCC) to include purchases made through Apple starting March 27, 2026. This move eliminates one of the last remaining exemptions to a fee that has become increasingly unpopular with customers across the carrier’s network. According to The Mobile Report, the $35 fee will now apply to all Apple device purchases, whether customers buy in-store, online, or through … [read full article]
T-Mobile is making a big push to get the new iPhone 17e into customers’ hands, announcing a series of deals that start with the phone itself being completely free for qualified buyers. According to T-Mobile’s announcement, the carrier is offering the iPhone 17e “on Us” through various plans and trade-in scenarios, alongside deals on the new iPad Air. The headline offer sounds too good … [read full article]
