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T-Mobile Fined $48 Million for Misleading Unlimited Data Plan Subscribers
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has imposed a fine worth millions of dollars on the network provider company, T-Mobile. The matter was looked into …
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Second-Generation Tile Phone Tracker launched With New Features
The makers of the popular location-tracking dongle Tile have upgraded to a new second-generation version. So those who are tired of losing their keys, …
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Dish Network Will Soon Merge With T-Mobile Company
An American direct-broadcast satellite service provider – Dish Network Corp. is in talks to merge with mobile operator company – T-Mobile US Inc., to …
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Google reported to launch its own wireless carrier using Sprint and T-Mobile
According to a report Wednesday in The Information, Google is planning to launch its own cellular phone service. The service could come into operation …
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T-Mobile Sues Chinese Telecom Giant Huawei For Stealing
Wireless telecommunications giant T-Mobile USA has accused Chinese networking and telecommunications services company Huawei Technologies of stealing its design, details and other top secrets …
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FTC files suit against T-Mobile for fraudulently charging customers
On Tuesday, the Federal Trade Commission filed suit against the nation’s No. 4 carrier T-Mobile, alleging that the wireless carrier earned a windfall in …
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Sprint and T-Mobile have reportedly agreed to a $32 billion merger
A while ago Sprint and T-Mobile had publicly expressed their interest on a possible acquisition, and according to a recent report that deal is said …
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State Attorney General Calls T-Mobile Bluff on its “No Contract” advertisement
T-Mobile successfully captured customer interest with advertisement of its “No contract” plan. Yet State Attorney General has put an end to the unfair practices of T-Mobile.
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AT&T Withdraws T-Mobile Acquisition Plan
AT&T has dropped its plan to acquire, Deutsche Telekom’s U.S. Wireless unit, T-Mobile, surrendering to federal regulators’ growing conflict regarding the matter. The $39 billion bid heaved issues that it would lift prices, trim down innovation and give customers fewer choices.
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AT&T’s $39bn deal with T-Mobile: Morgan Stanley Smiling All The Way
AT&T’s $39 billion blockbuster takeover of T-Mobile marks the biggest global telecom deal since AT&T’s $89.4 billion buy of BellSouth in 2006. The latest among …
