T-Mobile’s prepaid brand, MetroPCS, is getting a makeover today almost five years after its merger with Magenta. It will henceforth be called Metro by T-Mobile. Some new plans have been announced by the carrier as well which include two options with unlimited talk, text, and LTE data in addition to Amazon and Google services.

It has been over a year since the Android Oreo update was released but there are still some devices that have yet to receive the update. That’s despite the fact that Android 9 Pie has now made its way to a few devices and will be arriving on more in the coming months. LG G5 owners on Verizon and T-Mobile will now be relieved as the carriers have now released […]

As we have said in the past, the humble password is not necessarily the best way of securing your online accounts. This is because due to people generally choosing bad passwords for themselves, which can be easily guessed. This has led to the rise of two-factor authentication systems and also hardware keys like Google’s Titan.

As some of you guys might have heard, T-Mobile and Sprint will be merging, or at least that’s the plan. Of course given the size of both companies and their roles in the market, safe to say that there is a lot that needs to be reviewed before the merger can officially go through, but unfortunately it seems that part of the process has been put on hold.

Earlier this year, T-Mobile and Sprint’s plans for a merger were officially announced. Whether or not this merger will actually go through remains to be seen, but there are some concerns as to what this merger could mean for those who are on other networks such as Boost, MetroPCS, and Virgin.

T-Mobile has a habit of taking steps that get a lot of traction in the media and its latest step is no different. The mobile carrier announced this morning that it’s going to give everyone free in-flight data on labor day. By everyone it doesn’t mean all of its subscribers, it means even those who are Verizon, AT&T, Comcast, and Charter customers.

We’ve all known that roaming charges can get very expensive, which is why it is generally advised that unless you subscribe to a data roaming plan that you turn off data roaming or even data entirely while you’re overseas to avoid accidental usage. Unfortunately for the Chung family, that didn’t exactly go the way they intended.

As if T-Mobile wasn’t having a bad enough week after having experienced a security breach, it seems that the carrier along with AT&T have been hit with yet another security issue, this time exposing the PINs of the accounts belonging to their customers, although to their credit it wasn’t anything they could have done.

It’s actually quite scary how despite being in a rather advanced age of technology, companies and individuals are still very much susceptible to hacks (although we suppose hacks and hacking tools have gotten just as sophisticated). In fact T-Mobile themselves might have experienced a breach of their own.

Earlier this month alongside the Samsung Galaxy Note 9, Samsung also took the wraps off their latest smartwatch in the form of the Galaxy Watch. The watch would feature support for cellular connectivity and for T-Mobile customers who were interested in it, it seems that Samsung has started accepting pre-orders for it.

OnePlus has been selling its smartphones in the United States for a few years now but it has never had a carrier partner. Customers could buy its devices online and use it with their carrier of choice. They couldn’t purchase it from a carrier like T-Mobile or AT&T. The company had said that it would work to ink partnerships with carriers in the United States. A new report states that […]

With so many carriers and plans to choose from, it can feel a bit overwhelming as a consumer. There are of course many factors involved in making a decision, but the good news is that T-Mobile is now offering free 30-day trials in three cities which includes Atlanta, Georgia; Austin, Texas; and Boston, Massachusetts.

We’re sure that many were pretty impressed with what Samsung had in store for us when they officially announced the Galaxy Note 9. If it was good enough to impress you to the point where you would buy it, then you’ll be pleased to learn that the handset is now available for pre-order from carriers or directly through Samsung.

5G is set to become the next wireless standard for mobile devices and we imagine that it will eventually replace 4G which is the current standard. We’re sure that there are probably some who are skeptical of 5G and whether or not this is all some kind of marketing ploy to get us to upgrade our devices or pay more for new plans, but T-Mobile wants to ease your mind.