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Earlier this week, Dish Network launched its first cloud-based 5G wireless service. After months of delays, the cable company finally launched the network called Project Genesis.
According to its announcement, the service will be available initially to customers in Las Vegas. They can sign up for service starting Wednesday.
The much awaited Apple Self Service Repair program is officially available!
This program was unveiled by Apple last year and promised to give customers an option to DIY their device repair. This week, the program has finally launched in the US and gives more than 200 genuine Apple parts and repair tools for specific iPhone models: the iPhone 12, iPhone 13, and iPhone SE (2022).
T-Mobile was the target of a recent text scam that promised a free gift to customers who paid their bills on time. The problem though is that there is no such offer being promised by the Un-carrier.
Opensignal recently published its latest study on how Verizon and AT&T’s C-band rollout has helped in the 5G space. And as it turns out, at least one of two networks have gained some momentum with this new technology.
This week, T-Mobile took the wraps off of its new prepaid plans for customers. And starting today, T-Mobile Prepaid customers can finally get their hands on these new Connect by T-Mobile plans.
Verizon Wireless is currently offering eligible customers free Fios internet. This is for its customers under the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP).
Eligible customers will be getting free access to Fios’ 100% fiber optic internet. As a result, they can enjoy internet speeds that start at 200Mbps.
Recently, Verizon Wireless held its Thursday Investor Day event where it talked about the future of the company. One of the things discussed in the event is the upcoming platform that Big Red will be working on together with Netflix, Disney Plus, Peloton, and many other streaming services.
T-Mobile announced today that it will stop using the claim that it has the “most reliable 5G” in the country. This decision comes after it failed to get the nod from the National Advertising Review Board (NARB).
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