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T-Mobile Stages SatCOLTs, Generators, and Free T-Priority Ahead of Isaias

It’s been a busy storm season for T-Mobile’s response teams, and now they’re back at it. With Isaias strengthening on its way to the northern Gulf Coast, T-Mobile has rolled out its prep plan. T-Mobile shared that its crews are topping off generators, readying equipment, and positioning resources ahead of landfall, and T-Mobile is working directly with public safety and emergency management partners across the Gulf Coast to figure out where communications will matter most. If … [read full article]

T-Mobile Mobilizes Network for Midwest Winter Storm—What This Means for You

A massive winter storm is barreling toward the Midwest this weekend, and T-Mobile is taking action to make sure you stay connected when conditions get rough. If you live anywhere from South Dakota down to Michigan, this is something worth paying attention to—especially if you rely on your phone to stay in touch with family or get emergency help. The storm is expected to hit late Saturday and stick around through Monday, bringing over a foot of … [read full article]

T-Mobile’s Big Game Plan: How Your Carrier Keeps Events Running Smoothly

This weekend, hundreds of thousands of fans will descend on the Bay Area for one of the world’s biggest sporting events. Behind the scenes, T-Mobile is doing something most people never think about: making sure the network doesn’t collapse under the pressure. The Un-carrier has been preparing for this moment for over a year. They’ve upgraded cell sites and infrastructure across the Bay Area, focusing on stadiums, transportation hubs, and areas where huge crowds gather. The … [read full article]

Winter Storm Gianna Coming This Weekend: Here’s What T-Mobile Is Doing to Keep You Connected

As communities across the nation work to recover from Winter Storm Fern, another major weather system is moving in. Winter Storm Gianna is heading toward the East Coast this weekend, and the forecast is looking rough.  The storm is expected to bring heavy snow, powerful winds, and dangerous travel conditions from late Friday through Saturday, with the Carolinas and southern Virginia bracing for the worst impacts. T-Mobile is not waiting around. According to its announcement, the … [read full article]