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T-Mobile US, Inc. reports developments in U.S. wireless service, broadband connectivity and customer growth across its T-Mobile, Metro by T-Mobile and Mint Mobile brands. Company news commonly covers postpaid and prepaid plans, 5G network investments, fixed-wireless and business internet offerings, eSIM products for travelers, and enterprise connectivity tools.
Updates also address financial results, stockholder returns, investor presentations, sports and event connectivity deployments, network resilience for emergencies, and satellite-enabled services such as T-Satellite and Starlink-integrated business broadband. These items reflect T-Mobile’s operating focus on mobile subscribers, prepaid access, business connectivity and nationwide wireless network capacity.
T-Mobile (NASDAQ: TMUS) detailed its network recovery and customer support actions across Hawaiʻi following Hurricane Lala. Network impacts are largely due to widespread commercial power outages, with crews restoring affected sites and deploying fixed and portable generators, plus additional units en route.
According to T-Mobile, its Self-Optimizing Network has made over 160 automatic adjustments since Lala hit, while T-Satellite has carried nearly 29,000 text messages. On Sunday alone, 6,200 customers exchanged more than 17,000 satellite messages, including Wireless Emergency Alerts. The company has activated unlimited talk, text and data through August 22 for customers across Hawaiʻi and is offering 30 days of free T-Priority and T-Satellite access plus loaner devices for eligible first responders and public safety agencies. Community Support teams are deploying to Hilo to provide connectivity and charging, while coordination continues with FEMA, CISA and local emergency officials.
T-Mobile (NASDAQ: TMUS) is activating its T-Satellite service and mobilizing network, emergency and community support teams across Hawaiʻi as Tropical Storm Lala approaches. Customers with compatible devices get extended satellite texting, including Text-to-911 and Wireless Emergency Alerts, if terrestrial coverage is disrupted.
The company has deployed additional crews, generators, satellite backup and Self-Optimizing Network technology to manage outages, is coordinating with state, county and federal emergency agencies, prioritizing connectivity for first responders via T-Priority, and positioning community resources and power banks across the islands.
T-Mobile (NASDAQ: TMUS) is launching pre-orders for the new Google Pixel 11 lineup — Pixel 11, 11 Pro, 11 Pro XL, 11 Pro Fold and Pixel Watch 5 — with in-store and online availability starting August 20. The company is offering Pixel 11 Pro XL, 11 Pro and 11 “on Us” for consumer and business customers via trade-in and/or new-line requirements on specific plans, with discounts of up to $1,300 through up to 24 or 36 monthly bill credits.
T-Mobile introduces an EIP Flex 36 option that lets well-qualified customers get eligible Pixel devices for $0 out-of-pocket today, plus standard 36‑month installment options. The Pixel 11 family is the first to support T-Mobile’s latest 5G Advanced capabilities, including 6‑carrier aggregation and Uplink Transmit Switching. Additional offers include up to $300 off Pixel Watch 5 models with a new watch line, 25% off select accessory bundles, and plan-based perks such as Hulu on Us, Netflix on Us, MLB.TV on Us, discounted Apple TV, travel benefits and weekly T-Mobile Tuesdays rewards.
T-Mobile (NASDAQ: TMUS) has completed its previously announced spectrum transaction with Grain Management. T-Mobile transferred its 800 MHz spectrum portfolio to Grain in exchange for $2.9 billion in cash and all of Grain’s 600 MHz spectrum licenses. The deal received FCC approval on July 1, 2026, and TAP Advisors and two law firms advised T-Mobile.
T-Mobile (NASDAQ: TMUS) announced the third season of Friday Night 5G Lights, offering over $8.4 million in prizes to small-town high schools, including a $1 million football field upgrade grand prize and expanded awards across a new four-division bracket format.
Up to 1,000 schools can win $5,000 in weekly “$5K Fridays,” 40 division finalists receive $25,000 plus a T-Mobile-hosted home game celebration, and four division champions each earn $250,000, a Gronk Fitness gym valued at $90,000 and a $5,000 student leadership award. One finalist also receives a $25,000 Fan Favorite bonus.
Eligible high schools in U.S. towns under 150,000 people can apply at FridayNight5GLights.com through Sept. 18. According to T-Mobile, the program supports its broader rural strategy, alongside 5G network expansion, home internet, Hometown Grants and education-focused connectivity initiatives.
T-Mobile (NASDAQ: TMUS) is launching new Experience 2.0 and Essentials 2.0 plans on Thursday, August 6, anchored by EIP Flex 36, which lets well-qualified new and existing customers finance device cost, taxes and fees over 36 months, with $0 due at sale and, for a limited time, 0% APR based on creditworthiness.
The company is also introducing EIP Standard 36, a 36‑month, 0% APR financing option for all customers, and new Student Perks Plans starting at $30/month with AutoPay plus taxes and fees, advertised as up to 40% savings on a single line versus comparable AT&T and Verizon plans. Students can bundle any Student Perks plan with 5G Home Internet for $30/month with AutoPay plus taxes and fees and receive a virtual prepaid card of up to $200, subject to plan and rebate conditions.
According to T-Mobile, Experience Beyond 2.0 can deliver a first-year value of $750 through built-in benefits and a $100 virtual prepaid card with eligible port-in. The company highlights a record wireless Net Promoter Score of 46 among the big three U.S. carriers, as measured by HarrisX, and recent third-party network performance awards as evidence of its strategy to combine financing flexibility, discounted student offerings and network quality to reduce barriers to switching.
T-Mobile (NASDAQ: TMUS) detailed how it prepared its 5G network for this summer’s major international soccer tournament across 11 U.S. host markets and 57 locations, including 11 stadiums, 17 airports, 13 transit hubs and 16 fan festivals.
The company reports supporting more than 2.26 million fans across 78 matches, carrying about 1 petabyte of traffic in U.S. host stadiums on game days, with average stadium download speeds above 300 Mbps and 99.9% availability. AI-powered Dynamic CX, working with Self-Organizing Network and 5G Advanced, executed over 11,000 automated optimizations at 12 major fan events to adapt to shifting demand.
T-Mobile also coordinated with public safety agencies, deployed COWs and SatCOLTs for added capacity and resilience, and cites 1,251 Mbps average download and 243 Mbps average upload speeds during the championship match, with 99.9% availability and roaming users from 54 countries.
T-Mobile (NASDAQ: TMUS) reported Q2 2026 results showing continued postpaid account growth and higher monetization. Postpaid net account additions were 277 thousand, down 13% year-over-year, while postpaid ARPA rose 2% to $152.91 and postpaid account churn was 0.99%.
Total service revenues increased 9% year-over-year to $19.0 billion, including 13% growth in postpaid service revenues to $15.9 billion. Net income was $3.2 billion, up 1% year-over-year, and diluted EPS was $2.99, up 5%, both including UScellular merger-related costs and accelerated depreciation. Core Adjusted EBITDA grew 12% to $9.5 billion; net cash from operations rose 7% to $7.5 billion and Adjusted Free Cash Flow increased 4% to $4.8 billion.
T-Mobile returned $3.3 billion to stockholders in Q2 2026 and has delivered $54.6 billion in cumulative returns since program inception. The company raised 2026 guidance for net cash from operations to $28.4–$28.8 billion and Adjusted Free Cash Flow to $18.4–$18.8 billion, and reported a record wireless NPS score of 46 plus multiple third-party network awards.
T-Mobile (NASDAQ: TMUS) will offer Samsung’s full 2026 Galaxy lineup — Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra, Z Fold8, Z Flip8, Galaxy Watch9 and Galaxy Watch Ultra2 — with pre-orders starting today and general availability on August 7. All devices are available on 24‑month, no‑interest Equipment Installment Plans.
T-Mobile is advertising up to $1,900 off the Galaxy Z Fold8 and Z Fold8 Ultra (making a Fold8 free or Ultra $200) with eligible trade-in on Experience Beyond and Go5G Next, and up to $1,100 off the Galaxy Z Flip8 with a new line or trade-in on select plans. Business customers can get up to $1,300 or $900 off Galaxy Z8 series devices on SuperMobile offers.
Wearable deals include the Galaxy Watch9 40mm on Us or Galaxy Watch Ultra2 for $270 (via 24 monthly bill credits on Watch Plan Plus) and, from July 30, 25% off a four‑item accessories bundle. T-Mobile highlights 5G Advanced, T‑Satellite with Starlink and plan benefits such as bundled streaming services and weekly T-Mobile Tuesdays perks.
T-Mobile (NASDAQ: TMUS) is powering MLB All-Star Week in Philadelphia, July 10–14, with its 5G network. Key roles include the Automated Ball-Strike (ABS) Challenge System across all 29 ballparks, new 5G camera angles at T-Mobile Batting Practice and enhanced event operations.
T-Mobile customers get exclusive All-Star Week perks such as Club Magenta access, fast-lane entry to the T-Mobile Home Run Derby, giveaways, and streaming the Derby on Netflix at no extra cost via Netflix on Us.