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T-Mobile delays Sprint 3G network shutdown by three months, Dish responds
T-Mobile's 3G CDMA shutdown is being pushed back in order to give "partners" more time to transition customers off the network.
T-Mobile will reimburse you up to $5,000 if you switch from AT&T or Verizon
T-Mobile will pay off what you owe your current carrier up to $1,000 per line if you switch to Magenta's plan offerings.
T-Mobile's Big Fee Deal makes home internet even more affordable
T-Mobile has reduced he price of its home internet service by $10. For $50 per month, covered users can get unlimited high-speed internet with fees and a Wi-Fi 6 gateway included.
T-Mobile customers can sign up for an exclusive 500GB Google One plan
T-Mobile will offer an exclusive 500GB Google One tier for both Sprint and T-Mobile customers. This plan will cost $5 per month with the option to upgrade to 2TB for $10.
Here are the T-Mobile phones receiving the Android 12 update
T-Mobile has updated its software update list with devices currently expected to receive the Android 12 update.
Does Tello support mobile hotspot?
Tello includes mobile hotspot support on all of its plan configurations. Your phone's data pool is used for your mobile hotspot connection, so there's no need to manage a separate data pool.
T-Mobile is shutting down 3G next summer to make way for better 5G
T-Mobile already announced the dates it would retire the Sprint network in 2022 and has now added its own 3G network to the list. T-Mobile's 3G network will be retired July 1, 2022.
Complete List of T-Mobile & Sprint MVNOs
MVNOs or "alternative carriers" lease coverage from big networks like T-Mobile to deliver you cheaper prices. Here are all the MVNOs that use T-Mobile's network including Sprint.
T-Mobile will show iPhone 13 users when they're using fast Ultra Capacity 5G, Android to follow
Data breaches: What they are, why they're serious, and is your privacy at risk
T-Mobile is the latest company to fall victim to a data breach. T-Mobile has specialists paid to take care of its own problems, but what can we do to safeguard our information?
OnePlus's foldable phone gimmick may have been silly, but it wasn't stupid
Many rolled their eyes when OnePlus trolled Samsung's Unpacked event with a promotion for one of its existing phones. However, I'd argue that the stunt played out exactly as OnePlus wanted it to.
