T-Mobile CEO John Legere suggested the MetroPCS rebrand aims to correct misperceptions about prepaid wireless. New inlimited Metro by T-Mobile offerings include Google One mobile backup and storage and a $60-a-month plan also . . .
A smartphone satisfaction study found that contract customers of full service carriers spend an average $361 on their smartphones, compared with $137 for
T-Mobile Open Internet settlement with the FCC focused on unlimited plans that slowed speeds if customers reached a monthly limit and at times, throttled
Unlike with other recent wireless M&A, a rumored Sprint/ T-Mobile merger would not be about spectrum. Instead the motivation for the merger would be more
With FCC approval in hand, T-Mobile’s plan to merge with MetroPCS could be finalized “shortly after” an April 12 MetroPCS stockholder meeting.
T-Mobile’s plan to merge with MetroPCS will increase the company’s spectrum position and enhance its “challenger” strategy, company executives said.
MetroPCS claims to be the first carrier worldwide to launch voice-over-LTE service. According to a company executive, IP multimedia subsystem technology
For almost no investment of its own, MetroPCS offers customers the ability to watch local television channels on their smartphones without incurring cellular data charges.
Verizon and MetroPCS filed a brief in federal court accusing the FCC of a laundry list of violations concerning the Net Neutrality rules that the FCC
The FCC has received at least six filings to protest plans by Verizon Wireless to acquire spectrum from four cable companies. T-Mobile wants the FCC to consider a different spectrum screen.
MetroPCA today announced its new 4G LTE no annual contract service plans
MetroPCS Communications today announced the expansion of its unlimited, no annual contract 4G LTE services
MetroPCS Communications today launched commercial 4G LTE services in the Los Angeles and Philadelphia metropolitan areas
MetroPCS Communications today introduced the first commercial 4G LTE services in Detroit, Mich., with monthly plans starting at $55
MetroPCS today introduced the first commercial 4G LTE services in the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex with monthly plans starting at $55.
Today, MetroPCS Communications Inc. became the first mobile operator to launch commercial 4G LTE services in the United States, offering talk, text and 4G Web access
MetroPCS Communications (NYSE: PCS), is the first national carrier in the United States to utilize fully automated voice mail-to-text service.