T‑Mobile is rolling out its next-generation 5G home internet gateway, dubbed the G5AR, starting July 21; though only for new customers who sign up on the Amplified plan online. As reported by The Mobile Report, this upgrade brings some modern perks, but it also drops a popular feature that users loved. The new gateway is set to support Release 16 of the 3GPP 5G standard, which … [read full article]
Mint Mobile is now offering T-Mobile’s Home Internet service to select customers. This move comes after T-Mobile’s acquisition of Mint Mobile, aiming to expand its home internet offerings. The Mobile Report recently obtained leaked internal documents that talked about the new home internet plans offered by Mint Mobile. Redditors had also been talking about the service. These … [read full article]
Earlier today, gamers using T-Mobile’s Home Internet service reported encountering a problem with their connection. After having been alerted of the situation, T-Mobile is reportedly working on fixing the problem. Users shared their experience on Reddit after having been kicked from their online games. Some also reported a problem with voice chat services and using VPNs. As noted by [read full article]
Back in January, T-Mobile announced that it will be increasing the price of its Home Internet plans for new customers by $10 to $60 per month. Just a few months after the change, the Un-carrier has brought back the price to $50. In addition to the price rollback, T-Mobile is giving a $200 welcome bonus credit via Virtual Prepaid Mastercard. This welcome credit is a limited-time offer. As [read full article]
Back in April, T-Mobile planned to rollout its Home Internet address verification in May. But at the last minute, they postponed it to a later date. Unfortunately, the Un-carrier has finally decided on a date when to rollout address verification for Home Internet service. Now that the Away plan has already been launched, T-Mobile is getting ready to enforce … [read full article]
