T-Mobile

T-Mobile US, Inc. is an American wireless telecommunications operator headquartered in Bellevue, Washington. It operates the T-Mobile consumer brand and owns or operates several related services and brands, including Metro by T-Mobile, Assurance Wireless, and, following its acquisition of Ka’ena Corporation, Mint Mobile and Ultra Mobile. The company serves postpaid and prepaid wireless customers, sells mobile devices and accessories, provides fixed wireless home internet, and operates a nationwide mobile network covering the continental United States, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. The company originated in 1994 as VoiceStream Wireless PCS, a subsidiary of Western Wireless Corporation. VoiceStream initially built GSM-based personal communications service in metropolitan areas, complementing Western Wireless’s more rural cellular operations. Western Wireless spun VoiceStream off as an independent public company in 1999. In 2000, VoiceStream acquired regional GSM operators Omnipoint and Aerial Communications, expanding its footprint and consolidating their operations under the VoiceStream name. Deutsche Telekom acquired VoiceStream and regional operator Powertel in 2001. VoiceStream subsequently adopted the T-Mobile identity, first using the name T-Mobile USA and later becoming the company now known as T-Mobile US. The Deutsche Telekom relationship remains central to the brand: Deutsche Telekom is the namesake and majority shareholder, while T-Mobile US operates as the group’s principal U.S. wireless business. T-Mobile expanded through acquisitions and spectrum purchases during the 2000s and 2010s. Its acquisition of SunCom Wireless in 2008 added customers and coverage in the southeastern United States, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. In 2013, T-Mobile combined with MetroPCS Communications in a reverse takeover. The resulting company retained the T-Mobile brand and became publicly traded under the TMUS symbol. MetroPCS was subsequently developed as a major prepaid offering and was later renamed Metro by T-Mobile. The company’s most influential commercial strategy has been the “Un-carrier” program, introduced in 2013. The program challenged common U.S. wireless practices such as long-term service contracts, complicated plan structures, device-upgrade restrictions, and certain customer fees. T-Mobile introduced simpler plan designs, device financing, unlimited-data offerings, data carryover and other customer-facing initiatives. These moves helped establish the company as a disruptive, value-oriented challenger, although some practices, including zero-rating and network-management policies, attracted regulatory and net-neutrality criticism. T-Mobile agreed to merge with Sprint in 2018. The transaction faced opposition from the U.S. Department of Justice and a multistate lawsuit, but it received federal approval and survived the state challenge. The merger closed on April 1, 2020, making T-Mobile the surviving company and giving it Sprint’s customers, spectrum, network assets, retail operations, and Assurance Wireless business. The Sprint brand was retired in August 2020. The combination materially increased T-Mobile’s scale and strengthened its mid-band spectrum position for 5G deployment. In the 2020s, T-Mobile broadened its consumer reach beyond conventional mobile plans. It acquired Mint Mobile and Ultra Mobile through the purchase of Ka’ena Corporation, retaining them as separate low-cost and specialized brands. It also agreed to acquire the wireless operations of UScellular, including customers, spectrum, and tower rights; the transaction closed in August 2025 after regulatory approval. T-Mobile continues to compete across postpaid wireless, prepaid service, mobile broadband, connected devices, and fixed wireless home internet, while transitioning legacy 2G and 3G technologies toward newer network generations.

T-Mobile developed as the international mobile brand of Deutsche Telekom. Its American foundation was VoiceStream Wireless, which was spun out of Western Wireless in 1999. Deutsche Telekom agreed in 2000 to acquire VoiceStream and Powertel, and completed the transactions in 2001. VoiceStream was placed within Deutsche Telekom’s T-Mobile International organization, creating an important bridge between the group’s European mobile operations and its American expansion. In 2002, the American operation began introducing the T-Mobile name in markets including Las Vegas, Los Angeles and San Francisco. The business used GSM technology and gradually expanded its geographic reach. The shared branding connected the U.S. operator with Deutsche Telekom’s broader international mobile portfolio, while local operating companies continued to manage their own networks, products and regulatory relationships. The American business spent much of the 2000s competing against larger U.S. carriers. In 2011, AT&T proposed acquiring T-Mobile US for $39 billion. The transaction faced strong antitrust resistance and ultimately collapsed. The failed deal left T-Mobile independent and encouraged a more aggressive effort to improve its competitive position through network investment, spectrum acquisition and commercial differentiation. T-Mobile’s combination with MetroPCS closed in 2013. The combined company began trading as T-Mobile US, Inc. on the New York Stock Exchange on May 1, 2013, under the ticker TMUS. MetroPCS continued as a prepaid-oriented consumer brand and later became Metro by T-Mobile. The transaction gave T-Mobile additional spectrum and scale while reinforcing its focus on value-conscious consumers. Beginning in 2013, T-Mobile presented itself as the “Un-carrier.” Rather than competing only through conventional rate plans, it publicized a series of moves designed to address customer complaints about annual contracts, data overage charges, upgrade restrictions, international usage and carrier complexity. Advertising used humor, competitor comparisons and a direct executive voice. The approach helped establish T-Mobile as a challenger brand and made pricing and service-policy changes central to its identity. T-Mobile and Sprint announced an agreement to merge in April 2018. The proposed combination generated extensive debate about competition, employment, spectrum and the number of national carriers. After federal and state litigation and a lengthy approval process, the merger closed on April 1, 2020. T-Mobile US survived as the operating company and combined the two networks, spectrum portfolios and customer bases. The Sprint consumer brand was retired on August 2, 2020. One of the transaction’s remedies was the sale of Sprint’s prepaid business to DISH, which T-Mobile later announced as completed. The post-merger company concentrated on integrating the networks and using its mid-band spectrum position to accelerate nationwide 5G. Its business broadened from mobile phone service into fixed wireless access, home broadband, connected devices and enterprise connectivity. T-Mobile for Business promoted use cases in areas such as logistics, manufacturing, security and distributed workforces. Home Internet became a significant adjacent proposition, using the mobile network to serve households without requiring a traditional wired last-mile connection. Expansion continued through infrastructure and regional-operator transactions. T-Mobile and EQT closed a joint venture to acquire Lumos in April 2025. Lumos brought a fiber network serving communities in the Mid-Atlantic, while the joint venture planned further expansion. In August 2025, T-Mobile completed its acquisition of substantially all of UScellular’s wireless operations, including customers, stores and specified spectrum assets, as well as certain Iowa wireless operations. These transactions illustrate the company’s effort to combine mobile scale with broader broadband reach. The brand’s current communications combine its historic challenger tone with claims about network leadership, reliability and innovation. Campaigns continue to use celebrities, humor, sports and experiential marketing, while business advertising increasingly stresses security, intelligent network performance and satellite-enabled coverage. T-Mobile remains an active brand within Deutsche Telekom’s international portfolio and a major U.S. wireless and broadband operator.

• 2025

  Lumos fiber joint venture closes

  [2]T-Mobile and EQT close Lumos fiber joint venturet-mobile.com

  T-Mobile and EQT completed their joint acquisition of Lumos and began expanding the fiber broadband platform.

• 2025

  UScellular wireless transaction closes

  [3]T-Mobile completes acquisition of UScellular wireless operationsclearygottlieb.com

  T-Mobile completed the acquisition of UScellular’s wireless operations and selected assets.

• 2020

  Sprint merger closes

  [5]Merger of Sprint Corporation and T-Mobile USen.wikipedia.org

  The $26 billion all-stock merger closed, with T-Mobile as the surviving brand.

• 2018

  Sprint merger announced

  [5]Merger of Sprint Corporation and T-Mobile USen.wikipedia.org

  T-Mobile US and Sprint announced an agreement to combine their businesses.

• 2013

  MetroPCS combination closes

  [4]T-Mobile merger informationinvestor.t-mobile.com

  T-Mobile and MetroPCS combined, and T-Mobile US began trading publicly under TMUS.

• 2013

  Un-carrier strategy launches

  [9]Un-carrier strategy launchespestel-analysis.com

  T-Mobile began its customer-policy and marketing program aimed at challenging traditional U.S. carrier practices.

• 2011

  AT&T transaction fails

  [8]Acquisitions closeglobalbankingandfinance.com

  AT&T’s proposed acquisition was abandoned after antitrust intervention.

• 2002

  T-Mobile name launches in the United States

  [7]VoiceStream Wireless is spun offreuters.com

  The T-Mobile brand began appearing in major western U.S. cities.

• 2001

  Acquisitions close

  [8]Acquisitions closeglobalbankingandfinance.com

  Deutsche Telekom completed the VoiceStream and Powertel acquisitions and incorporated VoiceStream into T-Mobile International.

• 2000

  Deutsche Telekom agrees to acquire VoiceStream and Powertel

  [7]VoiceStream Wireless is spun offreuters.com

  Deutsche Telekom agreed to acquire the two U.S. GSM operators as the basis for its American wireless presence.

• 1999

  VoiceStream Wireless is spun off

  [7]VoiceStream Wireless is spun offreuters.com

  Western Wireless spun off VoiceStream Wireless, the predecessor of Deutsche Telekom’s U.S. T-Mobile operation.

A customer-focused, disruptive wireless carrier emphasizing network performance, simpler value propositions, transparent pricing, entertainment benefits and technology-led connectivity.

• Mobile communications

  T-Mobile wireless plans

  Postpaid plans provide voice, messaging and mobile data over T-Mobile’s U.S. network, with tiers differentiated by data treatment, hotspot allowances, international features and included benefits. The brand’s consumer proposition emphasizes simplified pricing, 5G access and entertainment or loyalty benefits, although plan terms vary by market and product generation.

• Fixed wireless broadband

  T-Mobile Home Internet

  A home broadband service that uses T-Mobile’s wireless network rather than a traditional wired last-mile connection. It is positioned for households seeking an alternative to cable, DSL or fiber, particularly where fixed-line competition is limited.

• Enterprise telecommunications

  T-Mobile for Business

  The business portfolio serves small companies, enterprises and public-sector organizations with wireless plans, connected devices, networking, security and 5G-related solutions. Its marketing presents connectivity as a platform for mobile workforces, industrial operations and distributed business processes.

• Prepaid mobile communications · 2013

  Metro by T-Mobile

  The prepaid-oriented brand descended from MetroPCS and operated within the T-Mobile US portfolio. It targets customers who prefer prepaid service and flexible payment structures while using T-Mobile network infrastructure.

• Business mobile plan · 2025

  SuperMobile

  A T-Mobile for Business plan introduced in 2025 and promoted as combining intelligent performance, built-in security and satellite coverage. The launch was supported by a national campaign starring Kevin Bacon.

• 2022

  TracFone discloses customer account compromise

  TracFone said it had learned that malicious actors accessed a limited number of customer accounts and fraudulently transferred some phone numbers to other carriers. The article also reports complaints from approximately 6,000 subscribers. TracFone said it was taking steps to investigate the activity and improve account security.

  Source

• 2021

  T-Mobile discloses unauthorized customer-account access

  T-Mobile disclosed that its cybersecurity team discovered and shut down malicious, unauthorized access to some information related to customer accounts. The company said it began an investigation, reported the matter to federal law enforcement, and was notifying impacted customers.

  Source

• 2021

  T-Mobile sues Simply Wireless over alleged trademark infringement

  In 2021, T-Mobile filed a complaint against Simply Wireless alleging trademark infringement. According to the complaint, Simply Wireless continued to represent on its website that the two companies were partners even though they had no current business relationship. The filing describes these as allegations made in the lawsuit; the summary does not state any findings or outcomes.

  Source

• 2021

  Consumer sues T-Mobile over alleged SIM swap

  Richard Harris filed a complaint against T-Mobile USA, Inc., alleging that the company and its employees facilitated unauthorized access to his wireless account and SIM data in a SIM swap that led to the loss of his cryptocurrency. The allegations are not established as findings.

  Source

• 2021

  T-Mobile CEO addresses data breach and security response

  In 2021, T-Mobile CEO Mike Sievert spoke publicly after a data breach affecting more than 50 million people. He said the breach was contained and that the investigation was substantially complete. T-Mobile also said it was partnering with Mandiant and KPMG to improve security.

  Source

• 2021

  T-Mobile responds to customer data breach

  Following a cyberattack that exposed personal information, T-Mobile CEO Mike Sievert apologized to customers. He stated that the investigation was substantially complete and announced that the company would increase its investment in cybersecurity. T-Mobile also offered two years of free identity protection services to affected customers.

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• 2021

  T-Mobile discloses SIM-swap incident affecting a small number of customers

  T-Mobile said a small number of customers were notified that SIM cards assigned to their account phone numbers may have been unlawfully reassigned or that limited account information may have been viewed. The company said its team quickly corrected the issue and took additional protective measures.

  Source

• 2021

  T-Mobile data-breach lawsuits centralized in federal court

  The Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation transferred more than 40 lawsuits concerning the August hack that exposed approximately 54 million T-Mobile customers’ personal information to federal court in Kansas City. T-Mobile supported consolidation and transfer.

  Source

• 2021

  T-Mobile faces lawsuits following data breach

  T-Mobile faced two lawsuits following the data breach. The complaints alleged that the company failed to adequately protect customer information and sought actions including compensation and reimbursement of costs.

  Source

• 2021

  FCC investigates T-Mobile data breach

  The U.S. FCC began investigating the T-Mobile data breach. The article says the investigation was ongoing and that the cause of the breach had not been announced.

  Source

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• 2025SuperMobile with Kevin Bacon

  United States

  T-Mobile for Business launched a national campaign starring Kevin Bacon to introduce SuperMobile. The creative ran across broadcast, digital, streaming, online video and social channels.

  Outcome. Introduced SuperMobile to business customers and extended T-Mobile’s celebrity-led, connectivity-focused advertising approach.

  Source
• 2024That T-Mobile Home Internet Feeling

  United States

  A campaign promoted T-Mobile’s fixed wireless home broadband proposition as an alternative to conventional internet providers.

  Outcome. Supported the brand’s expansion from mobile service into household broadband.

  Source
• 2016Love Triangle

  United States

  A Publicis campaign featuring Nicki Minaj dramatized data anxiety through a humorous romantic scenario involving a competing Snapchat presence.

  Outcome. Used celebrity humor to reinforce T-Mobile’s data-focused challenger communications.

  Source
• 2013Un-carrier

  United States

  A continuing commercial and communications platform built around removing or changing customer-unfriendly wireless practices, including long contracts and complex pricing. It uses direct comparisons, humor and highly public product-policy announcements.

  Outcome. Established T-Mobile as a challenger brand and made customer-policy disruption a defining part of its market positioning.

  Source
• 2012What Britain Loves

  United Kingdom

  A British campaign used recognizable cultural references and promotional offers to connect T-Mobile with popular entertainment and national celebrations.

  Outcome. Supported offer-led brand awareness through television and entertainment-focused creative.

  Source
• 2011T-Mobile Wedding

  United Kingdom

  A Saatchi & Saatchi campaign used lookalikes of Prince William and Catherine Middleton in a choreographed spoof wedding video.

  Outcome. Generated public discussion and extended T-Mobile’s entertainment-led British advertising style.

  Source

• 2025

  Acquire Lumos through a joint ventureM&A

  Background

  T-Mobile sought to broaden its broadband reach beyond mobile and fixed wireless access.

  Action taken

  T-Mobile and EQT closed a joint venture acquiring Lumos, with T-Mobile responsible for the customer experience and contributing capital to expansion.

  Aftermath

  The transaction created a fiber platform focused on Mid-Atlantic expansion.

  Initial T-Mobile investment. US$950 million (2025 closing; additional US$500 million planned for 2027–2028)

  Source

• 2025

  Acquire UScellular wireless operationsM&A

  Background

  T-Mobile pursued regional wireless customers, stores and spectrum to strengthen coverage and network scale.

  Action taken

  T-Mobile completed the acquisition of substantially all of UScellular’s wireless operations and selected assets.

  Aftermath

  T-Mobile assumed additional wireless operations while UScellular retained assets outside the transaction.

  Transaction consideration. Approximately US$4.4 billion announced; approximately US$4.3 billion after adjustments at closing (Announced 2024; closed August 1, 2025)

  Source

• 2020

  Divest Sprint prepaid business to DISHM&A

  Background

  The divestiture formed part of the commitments associated with approval of the Sprint merger.

  Action taken

  T-Mobile completed the transfer of Sprint’s prepaid brand and related operations to DISH.

  Aftermath

  DISH became a new U.S. wireless competitor while T-Mobile continued integrating Sprint’s network and postpaid operations.

  Source

• 2018

  Announce Sprint mergerM&A

  Background

  T-Mobile and Sprint sought to combine spectrum, network assets and customer operations.

  Action taken

  The companies announced an all-stock merger, subject to regulatory approval.

  Aftermath

  The transaction closed in 2020 after an extended approval process.

  Transaction value. US$26 billion (Announced 2018; closed 2020)

  Source

• 2013

  Combine with MetroPCSM&A

  Background

  T-Mobile sought greater scale and spectrum resources in the U.S. wireless market.

  Action taken

  The MetroPCS combination closed and the combined public company began trading as T-Mobile US.

  Aftermath

  MetroPCS remained a prepaid-oriented brand within the enlarged portfolio.

  Source

• 2011

  Withdraw from AT&T acquisitionM&A

  Background

  AT&T proposed acquiring T-Mobile US, but the transaction encountered antitrust opposition from U.S. regulators.

  Action taken

  The proposed transaction was abandoned and Deutsche Telekom received breakup compensation.

  Aftermath

  T-Mobile remained independent and later pursued the MetroPCS and Sprint combinations.

  Proposed acquisition value. US$39 billion (2011)

  Source

• 2025

  T-Mobile and EQT complete Lumos fiber joint venture[2]T-Mobile and EQT close Lumos fiber joint venturet-mobile.com

  M&A · Other

  T-Mobile and EQT announced the closing of their joint venture to acquire fiber provider Lumos, extending T-Mobile’s broadband strategy into fiber access.

• 2025

  T-Mobile completes acquisition of UScellular wireless operations[3]T-Mobile completes acquisition of UScellular wireless operationsclearygottlieb.com

  M&A

  T-Mobile completed its acquisition of substantially all of UScellular’s wireless operations, including customers, stores and specified spectrum assets.

• 2025

  T-Mobile for Business launches SuperMobile campaign with Kevin Bacon[1]T-Mobile for Business launches SuperMobile campaign with Kevin Bacont-mobile.com

  Campaign · Product launch

  A national campaign introduced SuperMobile, a business phone plan promoted as combining intelligent performance, built-in security and satellite coverage.

• 2025

  T-Mobile completes UScellular wireless-operations acquisition[30]零评级和网络中立性批评en.wikipedia.org

  M&A · Regulation

  Following approval by the Federal Communications Commission, T-Mobile completed the acquisition of UScellular’s wireless operations in August 2025.

• 2025

  T-Mobile announces GSM network retirement[30]零评级和网络中立性批评en.wikipedia.org

  Product generation · Other

  The company announced a planned retirement of its legacy GSM network, with the shutdown scheduled to begin in 2025 and full decommissioning planned for 2026.

• 2024

  T-Mobile agrees to acquire UScellular wireless operations[30]零评级和网络中立性批评en.wikipedia.org

  M&A

  T-Mobile announced a transaction for UScellular’s wireless operations, including customers, spectrum assets, and rights to thousands of towers.

• 2023

  T-Mobile agrees to acquire Mint Mobile and Ultra Mobile[30]零评级和网络中立性批评en.wikipedia.org

  M&A

  T-Mobile agreed to acquire Ka’ena Corporation and its Mint Mobile and Ultra Mobile brands, broadening its position in low-cost and specialized prepaid wireless services.

• 2020

  T-Mobile and Sprint merger closes[5]Merger of Sprint Corporation and T-Mobile USen.wikipedia.org

  M&A

  The all-stock merger created the enlarged T-Mobile US and made T-Mobile the surviving consumer brand; Sprint was subsequently discontinued.

• 2020

  T-Mobile closes Sprint prepaid divestiture to DISH[10]Divest Sprint prepaid business to DISHt-mobile.com

  M&A · Regulation

  T-Mobile completed the divestiture of Sprint’s prepaid business to DISH as part of commitments connected with the Sprint merger.

• 2020

  Federal court clears path for T-Mobile–Sprint merger[30]零评级和网络中立性批评en.wikipedia.org

  M&A · Regulation

  A federal district judge ruled against the states seeking to block the merger, finding that the transaction was not likely to substantially reduce competition under the case presented.

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2. 2T-Mobile and EQT close Lumos fiber joint venturet-mobile.com
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4. 4T-Mobile merger informationinvestor.t-mobile.com
5. 5Merger of Sprint Corporation and T-Mobile USen.wikipedia.org
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8. 8Acquisitions closeglobalbankingandfinance.com
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58. 58IGEN Launches Product Line through T-Mobile IoT Market Placeprnewswire.com
59. 59LG V60 Launches Friday Starting at $800phonescoop.com
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61. 61Massachusetts AG Launches Investigation Into T-Mobile Data Breachnbcboston.com
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76. 76T-Mobile CEO Mike Sievert Apologizes for Hackwebpronews.com
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110. 110T-Mobile Details Customer Data Breachphonescoop.com
111. 111T-Mobile discloses data breach affecting ‘very small number’ of users - SiliconANGLEsiliconangle.com
112. 112T-Mobile discloses data breach after SIM swapping attacksbleepingcomputer.com
113. 113T-Mobile discloses its fourth data breach in three years - ZDNETzdnet.com
114. 114T-Mobile Discovers Third Customer Data Breach In Three Yearsandroidheadlines.com
115. 115T-Mobile Donates 500K Face Masks to Frontline Workers For #GivingTuesdayNowpcmag.com
116. 116T-Mobile earnings survive recent data breach with 'record-high' Q3 revenueandroidcentral.com
117. 117T-Mobile Home Internet Launches With 5G Router And Surprising Pricing - SlashGearslashgear.com
118. 118T-Mobile Introduces 5G Home Internet; Experience No Data Limitations for $60 a Monthwccftech.com
119. 119T-Mobile Introduces New Super-Cheap $15 Connect Plan with 2GB of Datagizmodo.com
120. 120T-Mobile introduces Unlimited 5G ready subscription in the Netherlandsintelligentcio.com
121. 121T-Mobile Launches $10.7 Billion Project 10Million to Help Remote Learningwebpronews.com
122. 122T-Mobile launches $15/month plan ahead of Sprint merger closinglightreading.com
123. 123T-Mobile launches 5-gigabit fiber for $90/mo with 10-year price guarantee9to5mac.com
124. 124T-Mobile Launches 5G Home ISP Servicepcmag.com
125. 125T-Mobile launches 5G network in Metro Detroitdetroitnews.com
126. 126T-Mobile Launches 5G Service Across USchannelstv.com
127. 127T-Mobile Launches 5G Service Across USibtimes.com
128. 128T-Mobile launches 5G service across US | The Express Tribunetribune.com.pk
129. 129T-Mobile launches Broadband Push-to-Talk (PTT) service with ESChat as its technology partnerprnewswire.com
130. 130T-Mobile Launches Home Fiber Service in Manhattan (Yes, It's Real)pcmag.com
131. 131T-Mobile launches home internet service and small town initiative as part of latest ‘Un-carrier’ movegeekwire.com
132. 132T-Mobile launches its $15 5G plan ahead of the Sprint merger - Engadgetengadget.com
133. 133T-Mobile launches its own line of phone accessories - CNETcnet.com
134. 134T-Mobile Launches LG Velvet 5G Powered By The New Dimensity 1000C SoCandroidheadlines.com
135. 135T-Mobile Launches Lowband Near-Nationwide 5G Networklightreading.com
136. 136T-Mobile launches REVVL V+ 5G with Dimensity 700 for $200gsmarena.com
137. 137T-Mobile launches standalone 5G network ahead of iPhone 12 launchimore.com
138. 138T-Mobile offers steep wireless discounts for firefighters, police, other first respondersusatoday.com
139. 139T-Mobile opens its first stores in Vermont and expands 5G coverage in the statetmonews.com
140. 140T-Mobile Opens New Store in Jamestownnewsdakota.com
141. 141T-Mobile opens store in Jamestownjamestownsun.com
142. 142T-Mobile partners with Jeffrey Katzenberg's mobile streaming service Quibi | TechCrunchtechcrunch.com
143. 143T-Mobile partners with Lumen to combine 5G and fiber connectivity - ZDNETzdnet.com
144. 144T-Mobile partners with Walmart, expanding presence in 2,300 retail stores nationwidefoxbusiness.com
145. 145T-Mobile raises the price of 1 Gbit/s fiber and provides it via KPN for an additional fee - IT Pro - Newshoustonianonline.com
146. 146T-Mobile Reports Quarterly Results, Smashes Estimateswebpronews.com
147. 147T-Mobile reveals data breach claims were correct after a probe | EconoTimeseconotimes.com
148. 148T-Mobile rolls out 5G service in Spokane area this weekspokesman.com
149. 149T-Mobile Rolls Out August Security Update For OnePlus Smartphonesandroidheadlines.com
150. 150T-Mobile rolls out Connecting Heroes program with free service for first responder agencies - CNETcnet.com
151. 151T-Mobile Rolls Out Free Unlimited Service With 5G For First Responders - SlashGearslashgear.com
152. 152T-Mobile Sues After San Francisco Rejects Cell Tower Permitslawstreetmedia.com
153. 153T-Mobile Sues Massachusetts City Over Denial of Wireless Facility Permitlawstreetmedia.com
154. 154T-Mobile sues San Francisco to make 5G upgrade go fasterlightreading.com
155. 155T-Mobile teams up with Betty Crocker for a 5G layer cakeandroidpolice.com
156. 156T-Mobile Unveils 5G Phone Using 600 MHz Bandtvtechnology.com
157. 157T-Mobile unveils a $400 5G phone - CNETcnet.com
158. 158T-Mobile Unveils Magenta MAX Smartphone Plan With Truly Unlimited 5G and LTEmacrumors.com
159. 159T-Mobile US launches USD 15 per month prepaid plan with 5Gtelecompaper.com
160. 160T-Mobile warns customers of second data breach in less than a year - Engadgetengadget.com
161. 161T-Mobile's Data Breach Is a Sizable Onenewser.com
162. 162T-Mobile’s data breach is even worse than we thoughttheverge.com
163. 163T-Mobile(TMUS.US)正式完成265亿美元并购Sprint(S.US)交易 合并后共建5G网络finance.sina.com.cn
164. 164T-Mobile将于12月6日推出低频5G服务 覆盖美国2亿人口tech.sina.com.cn
165. 165T-Mobile任命公司总裁为新CEO 现任CEO或跳槽WeWorktech.sina.com.cn
166. 166T-Mobile任命公司总裁为CEO 现任CEO或跳槽WeWorkfinance.sina.com.cn
167. 167T-Mobile收购Sprint交易今日正式完成tech.sina.com.cn
168. 168T-Mobile推出5G家用網路服務ithome.com.tw
169. 169T-Mobile推出售价400美元的5G智能手机tech.sina.com.cn
170. 170T-Mobile與Sprint完成合併，執行長換人ithome.com.tw
171. 171T-Mobile正式完成265亿美元并购Sprint交易 合并后共建5G网络tech.sina.com.cn
172. 172Verizon posts worst day since 2002 as SpaceX U.S. network plans whack cell provider stockscnbc.com
173. 173Vizsafe Partners with T-Mobile to provide Health Screening and Health Pass Verification Solutions at Facilities Across the U.S.prweb.com

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