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T-Mobile’s network coverage has greatly improved over the years. But despite the improvements and the availability of its 5G network, it cannot deny the fact that there are areas in the US that still don’t have cellular service. And this is what T-Mo plans to address real soon.
A few months ago, T-Mobile revealed that it already covers more than 40 million households with its Home Internet service. But even with this number, they still plan to make their service available to homes where there is a temporary network restriction.
Just a few more days to go and it’ll be July. This is the timeline when T-Mobile will start switching off its 3G networks. And that also means that non-VoLTE supporting devices will lose voice calling services.
Verizon and AT&T recently announced that they will be raising their charges to its customers. Despite launching its Price Lock commitment, it looks like T-Mobile has joined in on this trend.
To be fair, the increase in support fees that T-Mobile has implemented is only for new customers. Meanwhile, its existing customers are protected by its Price Lock promise.
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.
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