Sony announced its T-Mobile exclusive, the Xperia Z1S at CES in Las Vegas last week, and not it’s available to order from T-Mobile’s online store. It’s $0 down with 24 monthly payments of $22, making a total retail price of $528. It’ll be available in retail stores from January 22. Feature-wise, you’re looking at a waterproof device with a 5-inch, 1920×1080 … [read full article]
A couple of days ago, one of our sources informed us that the 7-inch Galaxy Tab 3 was on its way to T-Mobile stores. From the keynote announcement at CES on Wednesday, we also knew without doubt that Tmo would begin selling the device. Now, we’ve heard back from two more insiders with evidence to confirm that units are already making their way to stores. Some … [read full article]
T-Mobile may not be well-known for having the best coverage in the States, but thankfully it knows it and its focus is clearly on making sure that changes. The most immediate-term plans are about getting the right foundation laid. That means rolling out LTE to as many markets as possible, as quickly as possible. In the long term, things look even better for the magenta … [read full article]
Yesterday, Yahoo! Tech streamed a live interview with T-Mobile’s CEO, John Legere. In the interview the talked about a lot of things. As you can imagine, topics centered mostly around the new Uncarrier 4.0 phase, including the LTE rollout and explanations behind that and spectrum plans. Sadly, I can’t embed the video here, so you won’t be able to watch it … [read full article]
I’m aware that I may be a little late with this news, but, with covering the T-Mobile event in a foreign timezone, all the follow up stuff and all that goes along with it, I must have missed it somehow. Regardless, I guess it’s better later than never to inform you that at some point over the past couple of days, T-Mobile dropped the price … [read full article]
Apart from the ETFs of other carriers being paid, T-Mobile made sure we knew they have the best LTE coverage in the U.S. At least, they have the fastest. Results gathered from real-life users’ … [read full article]
As we heard a while back, this is T-Mobile’s next phase of Uncarrier. It’s not just a promotion that last just a few weeks. It’s here to stay. According to some surveys, 78% of customers would switch if someone paid their ETF. Legere made a joke about AT&T customers who could leave, take advantage of Uncarrier 4.0, then if you don’t like it, go back and take advantage of AT&T’s $450 to switch offer. You’ve lost nothing. … [read full article]
Today at its Uncarrier 4.0 event, T-Mobile announced a handful of new products and services. John Legere took to the stage at an incredibly intimate event. His style was typically relaxed, addressing members of the audience personally at times. He even took time to pay tribute to Verizon for addressing spectrum issues. But, the most important was the new promotion. … [read full article]
Uncarrier is officially working. John Legere announced last quarter’s results, a little earlier than planned. In the event at CES 2014, he ran over the most important figures and it makes for incredible reading. The chart above says it all. 2013 was a massive improvement on the year before, and customers are jumping to T-Mobile in huge numbers. In … [read full article]
If you’ve been counting down the days, weeks, minutes, hours since we found out Uncarrier 4.0 was happening, you’ll be glad to know you won’t be restricted to reading live blogs. Obviously, there will be some good ones out there. The Verge is going … [read full article]
