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Security analysts have detected security flaws with systems at AT&T, Sprint, and T-Mobile. These security issues could have resulted in customer data being accessible to hackers. The issue at each telecommunications company was unrelated.
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It's official: T-Mobile and Sprint have announced plans to merge, with a combined company valued at $146 billion.
John Legere, T-Mobile's CEO, is expected to serve in that role for the merged entity, which would retain the T-Mobile name.
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T-Mobile has to stop giving its customers access to content that doesn't go against their data plans in the Netherlands.
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Nearly a decade since their arrival and smartphones still manage to pack in new features with each successive generation. They are brighter, sharper, faster, and more powerful than ever. And yet, they only get better.
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And the IMF has a point. The Fed may be anxious to raise rates but for all their talk they haven’t rolled out the data to back that position.
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By AFP
Washington -
T-Mobile's chief executive has expressed outrage over a breach at a credit monitoring service that exposed private data from 15 million customers of the mobile carrier.
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Following in the footsteps of AT&T's announcement last month, T-Mobile has said its users will be able to enjoy FM radio on Android smartphones bought from next year. The news comes amid a resurgence of support for analogue FM and local radio.
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If it seems like T-Mobile has been taking over the wireless industry by storm over the past couple years, it’s because it has been. With a massive overhaul and re-branding effort, the carrier is now the third largest in the country.
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Atlanta and Chicago have the best wireless service performance in the United States, says a new report from RootMetrics, while Denver and Los Angeles have among the worst.
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Cardiff -
A Welsh woman learned that apparently her husband's death wasn't enough of a reason for T-Mobile to cancel a contract without a fee.
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John Legere is known for his style of talking 'like the people', but he said something about his two competitors that is quite offensive, even for his tastes and expectations.
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By Reuters
The chief executive officer of Japan's SoftBank Corp on Tuesday called the U.S.
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By Reuters
The chief executive of Japan's SoftBank Corp on Tuesday called the U.S.
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By Reuters
Japan's SoftBank Corp is still trying to buy T-Mobile US Inc and merge it with its U.S. wireless carrier Sprint Corp, SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son said, even though U.S. regulators appear set against a deal. Son told U.S.
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By AFP
Washington -
The Japanese owner of US mobile carrier Sprint said Monday he wanted to launch a "price war" with the two major carriers as he seeks to acquire T-Mobile's US unit.Masayoshi Son, the tycoon whose SoftBank company holds a controling stake in Sprint, conf...
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By Reuters
T-Mobile US expects to engage in some form of cellular industry consolidation, the CFO of the United States' fourth-largest carrier said on Monday, boosting investor expectations that a merger with Spri...
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By Reuters
BlackBerry Ltd Chief Executive John Chen fired a salvo at T-Mobile US Inc on Tuesday, calling ill-conceived a promotion run by the company that encourages customers using BlackBerry smartphones to upgrade to iPhones.
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By Reuters
SoftBank Corp Chief Executive Masayoshi Son said on Wednesday that the top two U.S. mobile operators have an oligopolistic position in the U.S. markets.
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By AFP
New York -
The head of US number three wireless carrier Sprint on Tuesday touted consolidation for the US mobile industry, but declined to comment on a potential tie-up with T-Mobile USA.Sprint chief executive Dan Hesse said he had argued for some time that indus...
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Like the color magenta? Well it belongs to T-Mobile now. The company won a court battle against AIO Wireless, a subsidiary of AT&T over dispute due to a color similar to the one used in T-Mobile logos.
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T-Mobile is hoping you will bank on their latest offering. The fourth largest provider of mobile services in the U.S. is now offering a Visa debit card with banking features.
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The tech rumor mill was vindicated Tuesday as T-Mobile confirmed plans to introduce Apple's iPhone 5 to its network next month.
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It seems that T-Mobile has done away entirely with contracts for their wireless customers, which is part of broader changes designed to make the wireless carrier more competitive.
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The process of allowing a phone to work on any network is becoming illegal in less than 48 hours in the U.S.. What you need to know.
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Emergency services will soon be just a few button taps away with plans to develop a new text-to-911 feature, the FCC reported Thursday.
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A video ad of actors playing the British Royals and dancing at the William-Kate wedding ceremony has become wildly popular online, accumulating 4.6 million views within four days.
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The second largest wireless carrier in the USA is going to buy T-mobile USA. The company made the announcement on Sunday.
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Apple has decided to partner with T-Mobile, specifically in Europe to release the iPhone. In the U.S., AT&T is the wireless provider.
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Dual-mode service will allow users to make cellular and Wi-Fi calls from the same handset.
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Sony and T-Mobile announce a partnership
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T-Mobile CEO John Legere at the T-Mobile Press Conference, CES 2014, Las Vegas. fanaticTRX
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Actors playing Prince William and Kate Middleton dance in a T-Mobile UK ad YouTube screenshot
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