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T-Mobile is "giving away" 5G phones in an attempt to move customers from its 4G network onto 5G, the company said today. The promo reflects the urgency of a company that's pushed to set aside plenty of airwaves for 5G, but has only gotten about 10% of its customers onto 5G phones. "We have 287 million people covered by 5G," said Jon Freier, T-Mobile EVP of consumer markets. "Given this incredible 5G reality that our network team has created, it's time to put that to use." There's a 5G dilemma afoot. As carriers set aside more airwaves for 5G rather than 4G, the improved performance and capaci...

T-Mobile could be your new ISP—if you move quickly. The company today officially launched its 5G home internet service, saying it will make speeds of up to 100Mbps available to 30 million households, about a quarter of the US population. "We're able to officially commercially bring meaningful connectivity to millions of Americans," said Dow Draper, T-Mobile's EVP of emerging products. "Most customers will experience average speeds over 100Mbps." The company has been offering a limited "pilot" service, mostly on 4G, for a year now. The company also previously launched a 5G internet service f...

T‑Mobile’s Next Un‑carrier Move: #5GforAll T‑Mobile’s Next Un‑carrier Move: #5GforAll T‑Mobile unveils massive new moves to upgrade America’s phones, homes and small towns to 5G. CONTENT: Press Release BELLEVUE, Wash., April 7, 2021 /3BL Media/ — 5G: It just might be history’s most hyped technology revolution. But despite years of bluster about how it’s going to transform our lives, most people haven’t experienced the lightning-fast speeds and incredible performance of 5G yet. That’s changing in a big way starting today. In an online webcast a group of T-Mobile ...

(T-Mobile CEO Mike Sievert) T-Mobile will break into the home broadband market in a big way later this month, CEO Mike Sievert said during a company webcast on Wednesday. "Later this month we will share our launch plans for the immediate, much broader availability of our consumer home broadband service," Sievert said. The company has been running a year-long home broadband pilot, which attracted more than 100,000 customers; many more were turned away, Sievert said. While the home broadband pilot only promises 4G speeds and technology, T-Mobile has been sending out 5G routers to new subscribe...