In its latest announcement, T-Mobile revealed that they have started lighting up Voice over 5G (VoNR). In doing this, they are able to bring the only nationwide standalone 5G network in the country to the next level. With the help of VoNR, call set-up times can be delivered slightly faster. This means that there will be less delays between the time a number is dialed and when the phone starts ringing. Additionally, … [read full article]
A few weeks ago, T-Mobile revealed that its mid-band 5G network now covers more than 200 million people in the country. With this accomplishment, T-Mobile plans to maintain this lead. T-Mobile’s VP for Device and Technology, Ryan Sullivan, and T-Mobile’s SVP, Network Technology & Strategy, Karri Kuoppamaki recently spoke with Phone Scoop. The two executives … [read full article]
Update (11/01): Corrected a typo. It looks like T-Mobile is working on Voice over New Radio (VoNR). This was earlier reported by Fierce Wireless after T-Mo’s President of Technology, Neville Ray, spoke to the publication. According to the executive, VoNR will allow the Un-carrier’s 5G network to handle voice calls and data. Right now, T-Mobile customers with a 5G smartphone still use the carrier’s LTE network whenever they … [read full article]
With 2020 winding down, many folks are looking ahead to 2021 and what the next year might bring. And that includes Neville Ray, T-Mobile’s president of technology. Speaking today during the Oppenheimer 5G Summit, Ray talked a bit about some of his plans for the T-Mobile 5G network in … [read full article]
