Now that Apple's iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus smartphones are finally here it's time for network carriers across the world to go into fully fledged aggressive marketing mode. Carriers are extremely keen to tie individuals down to minimum-term contracts and see the unveiling of a new premium device like the iPhone 6s as the perfect opportunity to do just that. United States T-Mobile appears to be the first to play its' marketing cards, offering an iPhone 6s for a total financial outlay of just $524 over an eighteen month term as compared to the $649 retail tag.
If you have been on the fence about ordering a Galaxy S6 or Galaxy S6 Edge and are a fan of T-Mobile, then now may be the time to get that order in after the company slashed prices by as much as $200.
In the United States, there are several big-name companies vying for your business, and in recent years, T-Mobile has really shaken things up by offering devices and plans that undercut many of the longer-serving network operators. Today, T-Mobile has launched a fleet of prepaid data plans that will roll out later this month, including some impressive, unlimited deals at bargain rates.
In a move that managed to raise many eyebrows, T-Mobile has thrown in an industry-challenging data rollover plan for its 4G LTE users. The initiative - Uncarrier 8.0 - is T-Mobile's attempt at shaking up the industry, and with the new 'Data Stash' feature which basically allows users to carry over unused data over to the next month's bucket, it looks well poised at doing so.
Mobile phone plans are often quite expensive, but confusingly so. There's nothing worse than not really knowing how much money you have left or how long it will last because you're never really sure how much voice calls or text messages will cost. T-Mobile is trying to simplify the whole arrangement, and in doing so it may even have managed to make things cheaper for us too.
At a typically enthusiastic event yesterday, T-Mobile's enigmatic CEO and President John Legere announced that the company would be launching a new initiative that it hopes would remove the awful feeling of buyer's remorse - a well known problem in the gadget-buying world where we regret picking up that shiny new toy for whatever reason.
It's been six years in the making, but today finally sees an Apple iPhone released on one of North America's most liked, if not most used, carriers. T-Mobile, as of right now, carries the iPhone.
T-Mobile, the United States' fourth largest mobile carrier, recently revealed its intention to officially carry the Apple iPhone. Since then, PR mode has been in full flow, and as well as already offering one of the best deals around - particularly with the flagship iPhone 5 - T-Mo has now begun a trade-in program hoped to entice consumers into making the switch.
T-Mobile is finally about to carry the iPhone 5 officially, and those eager to get their hands on the device will be pleased to learn that it's now available to pre-order from both T-Mobile and Apple. With the launch scheduled for the 12th of this month, you'll only have to wait a week before receiving the T-Mobile iPhone 5, which will, in time, be fully compatible with the company's fledgling LTE infrastructure.
The wait may soon be over for those wishing to buy an iPhone on T-Mobile in the United States, but what about those already using their iPhones on the big purple carrier? While they’re happily using their devices currently, sans 3G, what about T-Mobile’s fancy new 4G LTE network?








