We're sitting here wondering how much longer we're going to have to refer to T-Mobile as the fourth largest carrier in the United States. Since John Legere's take over of the carrier, they've been a forced to be reckoned with, which all stems from T-Mobile's "Un Carrier" initiative. T-Mobile was having trouble climbing it's way [...]
On Monday, T-Mobile, the Un-Carrier, announced their third quarter results. In a nutshell, they were better than anyone could have reasonably predicted. The company added well over 2 million new customers: T-Mobile reported 2.3 million total net customer additions with 1.8 million total branded net customer additions for the quarter, including branded postpaid net additions [...]
The Android super phones of 2014 have solidified: The Samsung Galaxy S5, the HTC One M8, and the LG G3. All feature somewhat larger builds, with the M8 speakers giving it more height and the G3 entering phablet territory with a 5.5” screen. The 4.95" Nexus 5 had been my daily driver since it was released [...]
Sony's latest high end smartphone, the Xperia Z3 is headed to T-Mobile stores and T-Mobile's "Data Strong" network on October 29th. The Xperia Z3 features Playstation Remote Play which will allow Z3 users to stream their Playstation 4 games to their handset via wifi to anywhere their wifi network reaches. You can take calls, make [...]
Now that Sprint's taken the cat out of the bag on their plans that they are hoping will lure away T-Mobile customers back to Sprint, T-Mobile has fired back. Last week Sprint's new CEO Marcelo Claure, unveiled new unlimited data plans for just $60. While T-Mobile didn't fight back by lowering their unlimited data offering [...]
John Legere definitely has charisma and personality that can't be beat. Since taking over as T-Mobile USA's CEO he's turned the wireless industry on it's head. First he eliminated long term contracts, then early termination fees, he's made equipment easier to purchase and even gives away data for music streaming. Enter Sprint's new CEO Marcelo [...]
If you can't join 'em beat 'em, that' the philosophy that Sprint's trying to muster up now that Softbank' $32 billion dollar deal to acquire T-Mobile is off the table. Earlier this month regulatory hurdles were cited as the reason that Sprint parent Softbank decided to pullout of their bid for the nation's fourth largest carrier. [...]
Several news sources, including the GSMA, the global trade organization for the wireless industry, have reported this morning that Sprint has bowed out of the bidding for T-Mobile, the fourth largest wireless carrier in the United States. With T-Mobile on an increasing and steady incline over the last five quarters, and Sprint just about stagnant [...]
When John Legere took the helm at T-Mobile, the nation's fourth largest carrier, he was determined to shake things up. He's succeeded at that and continues adding customers in the process. Ever since introducing "un-carrier" initiatives which have included such practices as doing away with long term contracts, early termination fees and even charging for [...]
According to the Wall Street Journal, Sprint is planning on rolling out a unique new wireless plan. According to the report: For about $12, Sprint will soon let subscribers buy a wireless plan that only connects to Facebook. For that same price, they could choose instead to connect only with Twitter, Instagram or Pinterest—or for [...]
