Tag Archives: Router

FCC Rule Change Could Make T-Mobile’s Future Home Internet Gear Harder to Get

The FCC has expanded a ban that now reaches beyond traditional home Wi-Fi routers and into two device categories that matter to T-Mobile customers: portable hotspots and the cellular gateway boxes used for home internet service. That does not mean current T-Mobile Home Internet users are suddenly losing service, but it does raise questions about what future hardware could cost and how easy it will be for carriers to roll out new models. According to PhoneArena, … [read full article]

T-Mobile Business Internet customers get a more secure 5G router

T-Mobile Business Internet has a new 5G router for its customers.  Earlier today, the Un-carrier revealed that they are now offering the E320 5G Cradlepoint router. Through this router, business customers can make the most out of T-Mo’s 5G network.  The router has been custom-built specifically for T-Mo Business Internet customers as it comes with enterprise-grade features, cloud-based management, and security. Through Cradlepoint’s NetCloud Service, T-Mo’s managed services can be accessed. Customers can easily set up their … [read full article]

T-Mo Personal Cellspot and GoGo in-flight texting available from today

Last week, T-Mobile announced its latest Uncarrier phase, setting Wi-Fi calling and texting free by ensuring that all new phones on sale would be compatible with the service, and signing a deal with GoGo for in-flight texting and voicemail. The latter of which is available from today. But the cherry on the cake was the new Personal Cellspot. “Available for every qualifying Simple Choice customer with a high-speed broadband connection and a Wi-Fi calling capable … [read full article]

T-Mobile Personal Cellspot specs: Dual-band, 1900 Mbps wireless AC router

About 5 days ago we leaked information about an upcoming ASUS-made Personal Cellspot. Like I said at the time, the device turns your home broadband connection in to a 5-bar signal in your home (sort of). You can read up on what we speculated then. What we didn’t know was that it was going to be a major part of the Uncarrier 7.0. Update #1 – There’s absolutely nothing in the user manual or quick … [read full article]