President Donald Trump’s Trump Mobile smartphone company has been mocked for its coverage map featuring the Gulf of Mexico. (AFP/Getty) “They keep forgetting their own b*******.” another added.

The map stirred up chatter across social media before being removed, with numerous users posting screenshots of the old map. As of late morning on Tuesday, a link to Trump Mobile's coverage map ...

US Mobile also offers By the Gig plans for those who don’t quite need unlimited data but do need some data. A 2GB plan would cost you $10/month, 5GB for $15/month, 10GB for $20/month, and 25GB ...

Light Reading broke the news on Tuesday, and T-Mobile has since updated its website. The carrier had already pegged January 1st, 2022 as the date for retiring Sprint’s 3G network.

Fintel reports that on July 1, 2024, Goldman Sachs initiated coverage of T-Mobile US (NasdaqGS:TMUS) with a Buy recommendation. Analyst Price Forecast Suggests 9.12% Upside As of June 12, 2024 ...

T-Mobile previously merged with Sprint back in 2020, with all Sprint branding erased later the same year. The Uncarrier says that US Cellular customers could save money by switching to its own ...

Based on the FCC map, data from the last update in June 2023 shows that T-Mobile is trailing far behind with its 4G coverage. When put into a percentage, T-Mobile only covers about 35% of the ...

T-Mobile spent a whopping $26 billion to buy Sprint; it essentially swallowed a quarter of the US carrier market. The U.S. Justice Department actually made T-Mobile divest some of the assets to Dish.

T-Mobile has spottier coverage, with gaps in the east-northeast and throughout the mountains on the western side of the state. The gaps also extended into Nebraska, Utah, and Arizona.

Nationally, T-Mobile’s fast 5G reaches about 12.5% of the country, AT&T’s is at 10.9%, and Verizon’s is at 8.1%. In South Dakota, the maps are much spottier for T-Mobile and Verizon.

T-Mobile doesn’t charge extra to access 5G on its plans — 5G coverage is simply part of what it offers, as long as you have a compatible phone and coverage in your area.

Granted, the maps for all three are much spottier. T-Mobile’s fast 5G reaches about 12.5% of the country, AT&T’s is at 10.9%, and Verizon’s is at 8.1%. While Verizon looks strongest around ...