While everyone else is focused on whether the power is out at CES 2018, T-Mobile is still getting the ball rolling. The Un-Carrier is working on continuing to expand its user base and has started offering its first BOGO deal of 2018. In the press release, CEO John Legere states that “another 5 million people […]
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Wireless customers were most satisfied with and likely to recommend T-Mobile in 2017.
T-Mobile frequently boasts that it’s the best choice for customers in the United States who don’t like getting screwed over by AT&T, Sprint, and Verizon, and thanks to new surveys, the Un-Carrier now has proof that it can talk the talk and walk the walk.
HarrisX and research firm YouGov BrandIndex surveyed numerous T-Mobile customers, and both firms discovered that T-Mobile customers were the [Read More…]
And then there were two.
Just about a week ago, Verizon became the first carrier to roll out Android 8.0 Oreo to the Moto Z2 Force. We suspected that other carriers would soon follow in Big Red’s footsteps, and now T-Mobile has done just that by pushing out the update to its version of the phone as well.
The software experience on the Z2 Force was already one of its most redeeming qualities, and the bump to [Read More…]
Coming to a phone near you.
The HTC U11 Life isn’t a perfect mid-ranger, but it’s also far from the worst. There’s quite a bit to like with the phone, and if you purchased one through T-Mobile in the United States, you’ll soon be getting an update to Android 8.0 Oreo.
As expected with the Oreo update, this brings picture-in-picture, adaptive notification dots, and quite a bit more to the U11 Life. You’ll still find HTC’s Sense [Read More…]
Cord cutting is accelerating at a pace faster than previously estimated. But despite the rising trend, T-Mobile just announced it will be launching its own TV service in 2018. In order to make this happen, the Magenta carrier has acquired Layer3 TV – a startup which integrates TV, streaming and social networking into the packages […]
T-Mobile will offer an over-the-top TV service in 2018.
T-Mobile has announced the acquisition of a small streaming television provider called Layer3 TV, which currently operates in five U.S. cities. Similar to services like YouTube TV and PlayStation Vue, Layer 3 carries the signals of most U.S. cable networks and pay channels like HBO, Showtime, and ESPN, but bundles them with a straightforward HD decoder and PVR set-top box that connects to a television in your living room. Think [Read More…]
If you’re currently subscribed to T-Mobile or looking to switch to the Un-carrier, these are the deals to watch out for.
T-Mobile‘s been disrupting the wireless industry in the United States for years now, and a result of this has been big savings for the Un-carrier’s subscribers. T-Mobile often runs all sorts of deals and promotions at any given time, and these are the absolute best ones that you should keep your eye on.
Buy one Galaxy [Read More…]
The Google Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL, like their predecessors, are Verizon exclusives in the US, and this is causing some consternation for some who were hoping to get the new Pixels on an installment plan with AT&T, Sprint, or T-Mobile. Google isn’t repenting of its Verizon exclusivity for its phone hardware. There is […]
T-Mobile is offering up to 50% back on the purchase of a Pixel 2, but there’s a new catch this time around.
Just like what we saw with last year’s Pixels, the only carrier in the United States that will be carrying the Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL is Verizon. This is certainly a bummer for those that don’t use Big Red’s service, but again like last year, T-Mobile is running a promotion to help deter the large [Read More…]
Hate the game but not the player? Then leave your carrier behind and take your phone with you!
If you’re attached to your current phone but not T-Mobile, then you can unlock your phone and take it to another provider. You’ll just have to make sure it’s compatible with other networks. If you want to switch to Verizon, then you probably won’t have any luck with an unlocked phone; however, if you’re switching to AT&T you’ll have [Read More…]
