No matter what kind of fanboy you are (iOS or Android), chances are you’re the type of person who absolutely, positively needs the latest and greatest phone the moment it comes out. This can be expensive. If you’re still on a subsidy plan, that means you probably won’t be eligible for an upgrade until the end of your two year contract. If you’re on one … Continue reading T-Mobile Introduces Smartphone Leases with JUMP! On Demand
T-Mobile will be offering the Blackberry Classic to its customers later this month. It can be purchased for either the full retail price of $439.92, or for zero down and 24 monthly payments of $18.33. While this seems like a fairly ho-hum announcement, especially given the fact that Blackberry fell a long way from its perch as one of the biggest names in the smartphone … Continue reading Blackberry Returns to T-Mobile Shelves
Google entered the mobile phone service market today, launching its MVNO, or mobile virtual network operator — “Project Fi“. The Mountain View, Calif-based company is partnering with T-Mobile and Sprint to offer the service. Project Fi is modeled after its Nexus program, offering users the chance to experience mobile phone service the way Google believes the business should work. “By designing across hardware, software and connectivity, we can … Continue reading Google Announces Project Fi, Enters Mobile Phone Service Industry
T-Mobile CEO John Legere, known for shaking up the consumer mobile industry, is taking a stab at doing the same for business — and has a few more things for its existing customers. Legere, in his typical outspoken fashion, said his business plans were 40 percent less than comparable packages from AT&T and Verizon. He also claimed that mobile plans traditionally didn’t cater to businesses … Continue reading Un-Carrier 9.0: T-Mobile Makes Push into Business, Legere Announces “Un-Contract”
