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T-Mobile has just revealed that it is hosting a virtual scavenger hunt. This giveaway is in partnership with OnePlus as a way of celebrating T-Mobile’s 5G network coverage.
Earlier today, T-Mobile held an investor call for its Q3 2020 earnings. The numbers show a pretty impressive quarter for the wireless provider as it crossed the 100 million customer mark. This comes after reporting a record-high postpaid net adds that are almost as much as the whole industry.
T-Mobile has launched its 2.5GHz mid-band spectrum in new parts of the country. To be more specific, the Un-carrier has launched the network in 81 new cities and towns, giving customers access to 5G network.
The areas that comprise this launch include suburbs of 8 major cities:
The COVID-19 health crisis is not yet over. But after months of trying to contain the virus, people are trying their best to live with the threat. Apart from individuals, companies seem to be doing their best to bring their business afloat. One way they are doing this is by putting an end to the promotions and temporary deals they offered at the start of the outbreak.
T-Mobile has just unveiled what could possibly be the best 5G unlimited plan in the US. The offer, called “Supercharged Un-carrier: On Gloves: Off,” gives customers unlimited 5G data plan for $25 per line per month for four lines.
T-Mobile’s highly teased “Un-carrier” announcement was held via a special webcast earlier today. During the event, the company unveiled their newest Scam Shield app that aims to give customers more control over blocked calls. In addition to blocking callers, T-Mobile will now automatically be blocking calls that it suspects are spam. This basically refers to numbers that have not been “verified” by T-Mobile.
Ever since T-Mobile announced its merger with Sprint, it has been busy migrating the customers of the latter and improving its mid-band spectrum. Now, it is giving Sprint subscribers a better reason to migrate with a new deal.
When T-Mobile announced its merger with Sprint had completed back in April, a lot of its customers were in for a treat. The merger allowed the two networks to improve its networks. In late April, select Sprint customers were able to access the networks of the “New T-Mobile”, allowing them to enjoy their connection. At the same time, T-Mobile was able to rapidly integrate its mid-band spectrum and boost its 5G speeds in several places.
It’s been a little over a month since the merger between Sprint and T-Mobile was made official. But despite this, the two have since been operating as separate entities. However, it looks like we already have an idea on when the two will be combined as one company.