That’s right, for all of those people out there living that month to month life, only spending $30 to $50 on their mobile needs, only seeing others with the iPhone, You too can join in on the Reindeer(iOS) games!! Boost and Virgin Mobile will be getting the New iPhones!!!
MetroPCS Users Can Now Get THIS Samsung Flagship Phone!!!
MetroPCS recently added the Samsung Galaxy S4 to its lineup. The smartphone is available with no contract for only $549 and 4G service is now available for customers. The plans for the 4G service starts at which start at $40 per month for unlimited data, talk and text. The flagship phone is currently only available in the following city areas of: Atlanta, Hardford, Philadelphia, Boston, Las Vegas, San Francisco, Dallas, Ft. Worth and New York. More areas will be added soon. TatWza
These Two Companies Officially Merged.. Finally!!!
T-Mobile announced the completion of the merger between them and MetroPCS. The companies will now do business under the name, T-Mobile US Inc. and will have about 43 million wireless subscribers.
So THIS T-Mobile Deal Is Done Huh?!?!
Today, the FCC approved the merger between T-Mobile and MetroPCS. With the $1.5 billion merger, T-Mobile USA and MetroPCS will share network resources, but will continue to operate for now as separate brands. FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski said “Today’s action will benefit millions of American consumers and help the U.S. maintain the global leadership in mobile it has regained in recent years.” The deal still has to be approved by the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States since T-Mobile is owned by Germany’s Deutsche Telekom but there should have no problems of the deal being approved.
Tech Talk News: T-Mobile Holding Out At Customers Expense
Being bullied by the bigger kids is never fun. No one likes being teased or left out… unless you choose to? COO of T-Mobile, Jim Alling made it very clear they are only interested in iPhone if the price is right. Not only do they have the smallest infrastructure compared to their competitors [At&t, Sprint, Verizon] but they just reported half a million contract customers lost in Q3 alone. Doesn’t look like they can afford to play hard ball with anyone. Tat Wza
