Earlier this year, T-Mobile shut down its T-Mobile Tuesdays app to consolidate the service in its T Life app. T-Mobile referred to this app as a solution for users to have “access to benefits and more ways to connect with what’s important.” Although its T-Mobile Tuesdays reward program did not go away, it has began offering these in its T Life app. Unfortunately, some users have reported seeing [read full article]
Congress passed the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) in 2021 as a way to give eligible households a discount on their monthly internet or wireless plan. The program also gave them a one-time discount on a tablet or laptop. Ever since it was passed, the program was able to help around 23 million households. Unfortunately, it’s possible that the program will end soon. This is the condition that will happen if Congress fails to renew its funding. The [read full article]
T-Mobile US locked down a deal to provide Delta Air Lines with 5G services to improve operations across its headquarters.
T-Mobile has good news to its consumers based in Louisiana. Thanks to the commitment of Governor Jeff Landry, the Un-carrier completed the multi-year 5G network investment totaling over $290 million across the Pelican State. This includes a $50 million network upgrade in the Greater New Orleans area. T-Mo started improving Ultra Capacity 5G (5G UC) connectivity in the state so that over 1.7 million Louisianans can get access to 5G UC coverage. In the announcement, Governor Landry [read...
It looks like T-Mobile is working on a new mesh node. As spotted in a recent FCC filing, the Un-carrier is trying to get new mesh Wi-Fi nodes approved by the FCC. The document was shared by The Mobile Report, which details the new “T-Mobile Internet Wi-Fi Mesh Access Point” for the unit with model number “WE6204430.” [read full article]
This Blossom blooms at Ponchatoula Strawberry Festival.
T-Mobile has silently introduced a new profiling toggle which is spotted to be turned on by default. It allows the carrier to collect personal data to better predict user behavior.
T-Mobile customers, today is the day to claim that free oversized T-Mobile-branded tote bag. Perfect for your next beach trip, this magenta-colored bag is going to make you the life of the party. Or at the very least, people will appreciate its uniqueness. To claim this week’s gift, you’ll need to open the T Life … Continued Read the original post: Time to Claim Your Free Oversized T-Mobile Tote Bag
The refresh rate is one of the most important factors to consider when purchasing a gaming monitor, or even a gaming TV. But what's the ideal refresh rate you should go for? Is a higher refresh rate always better? We've created this guide to answer all of the above questions and more, so you're well prepared for the next time you're looking to buy one of the best gaming monitors on the market. What is refresh rate? Before we delve too deep, it's important to first establish what a...
T-Mobile has made a significant change to its signature program called Smartphone Equality. Through this program, T-Mobile Prepaid and Metro by T-Mobile customers can get a deal on a new device. The program allows them to score the latest smartphone despite their payment method and credit score. When T-Mo rolled out the program, the best deals were only available to customers who had a high credit score. But with today’s change, T-Mobile is making this accessible to [read full article]...
As always, we continue to remind our readers to not share their verification code with anyone, even if this person explains that they are a T-Mobile representative. This is always the case with scams as they have victimized numerous consumers through this method. A T-Mobile subscriber shared his recent encounter with a scammer pretending to be a T-Mobile representative. The poster shared he received multiple phone calls [read full article]
Internet service providers (ISPs), including T-Mobile, are now required to display its broadband facts. This is a mandate from new federal regulations requiring such companies to be transparent with their wired and wireless broadband services. Dubbed on the internet as “nutrition labels,” these aim to let consumers know what their broadband service includes. When T-Mobile announced this at the start of the month, it was easy to think it was part of their April Fool’s prank. After [read...