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 (TMUS) is expanding race coverage and event operations support through its Formula 1 partnership at the Las Vegas Grand Prix. It will support more than 20 5G-connected devices, including drones and roaming cameras, for race coverage. An updated operations center will combine crowd-flow data, queue management and transportation tracking in a real-time 3D view. Network connectivity will also support more than 500 ticket scanners and point-of-sale devices.
For the first time, three nights of T-Mobile Stage performances will stream live on F1’s YouTube channel, November 19–21. Member experiences include Club Magenta access for T-Mobile Zone ticket holders and an exclusive Lando Norris meet-and-greet on November 17.
T-Mobile (NASDAQ: TMUS) named Menasha High School in Wisconsin the winner of its Friday Night 5G Lights $1 million grand prize. The award brings the school’s total winnings to $1.37 million, including earlier division and finalist prizes. The grand prize will fund a football field makeover following a July 27 tornado that damaged Calder Stadium. A celebration is planned for December, with upgrades to be unveiled during the 2027 football season.
Menasha received 390,517 votes in the final round. The competition drew over 2,400 applications and more than 3.2 million votes overall. In its third year, the program provided more than $8.4 million in total prizes, including $5,000 awards to 1,000 schools. T-Mobile has awarded more than $16 million through the program over the past three years.
T-Mobile (NASDAQ: TMUS) unveiled a national advertising campaign starring Bryan Cranston to introduce T-Mix, its new customizable wireless plan offering. Customers can select included benefits using Picks and change their choices every 90 days. The number of Picks varies by plan and account lines; account or Picks changes may affect existing promotions.
The 60-second advertisement debuts during Thursday Night Football, with distribution across broadcast, streaming, cinema and other media. Spanish-language content features Lele Pons.
T-Mobile (NASDAQ: TMUS) will begin rolling out holiday device and internet offers on November 5 across its consumer and business services. T-Mix plans, launching in November, will let customers select benefits using Picks, with switching restrictions that vary by benefit.
Offers include up to $1,200 off eligible iPhones subject to qualifying requirements, and 5G Home Internet starting at $30/month with a voice line and AutoPay, plus taxes and fees. Consumer device offers use up to 36 monthly bill credits; business device offers use up to 24. Metro and Mint Mobile holiday offers are already available.
T-Mobile (TMUS) appointed Anomaly as its strategic brand transformation partner and Highdive as lead creative advertising agency while advancing AI-enabled production.
Anomaly will develop enterprise-wide brand strategy as T-Mobile explores opportunities beyond wireless. Highdive will lead creative strategy and advertising development across the company. T-Mobile is integrating AI-powered tools into its in-house T-Studios, aiming to accelerate content development, streamline workflows and produce creative content at greater scale.
T-Mobile (TMUS) published a cybersecurity report detailing changes to its security program and reductions in employee credential compromises and customer attacks. Phishing-related employee credential compromises fell more than 99%, while successful SIM swap attacks fell more than 99% since 2022. Nearly 100% of its workforce is now passwordless.
T-Mobile deployed zero trust, which requires users and devices to verify access rather than trusting them by default, across its workforce in six months. Attempted intrusions increased 37% over a recent 12-month period, even as credential-based attempts decreased 35%. The cybersecurity metrics are based on T-Mobile’s internal data.
T-Mobile (TMUS) will launch its Fiber 5 Gig internet plan on November 3 with a 10-year price guarantee. The plan costs $90 a month with AutoPay, plus taxes and fees, and will be available in select locations.
The guarantee locks in the internet data price for a decade from signup, but excludes taxes and fees, voluntary equipment or speed upgrades, select limited-time promotions and other specified items. A limited-time offer includes two months free through two bill credits and $300 in virtual prepaid cards within 14 weeks.
AT&T (T) reported third-quarter revenue growth as SpaceX agreed to acquire spectrum previously sold by T-Mobile for its satellite-mobile plans. SpaceX's agreement covers up to 14 megahertz of paired 800 MHz spectrum, with closing expected in the first half of 2027, subject to regulatory approval and other customary conditions. The FCC authorized 15,000 Starlink Mobile Gen2 satellites, with conditions, while deferring proposed U.S. use of the 2020-2025 MHz band.
AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile formed a spectrum-pooling joint venture on September 14. AT&T's third-quarter revenue rose 5.3% to $32.3 billion, with 379,000 postpaid phone net additions and 769,000 Advanced Connectivity internet net additions. Total debt reached $159.6 billion. AT&T also agreed to sell its Mexico wireless business, recorded a $2.6 billion non-cash impairment and raised its 2026 adjusted earnings outlook to the $2.40-per-share range.
T-Mobile (TMUS) named four Friday Night 5G Lights Division Champions competing for a $1 million football-field upgrade in the final round. The champions are Buffalo Gap High School in Virginia, Menasha High School in Wisconsin, Covington High School in Louisiana and Lakeside High School in Washington.
Each receives $250,000, a Gronk Fitness gym upgrade and a $5,000 student leadership award, after previously securing $25,000 as Division Finalists. Final-round voting runs from Oct. 29 through Nov. 8, with the winner announced Nov. 12. The division round drew more than 2.3 million votes. T-Mobile has awarded more than $15 million through the competition over the past three years.
T-Mobile US (TMUS) reported third-quarter 2026 service revenue of $19.4 billion, with higher earnings and raised profitability and cash-flow guidance midpoints. Service revenue rose 6% year over year; net income increased 27% to $3.5 billion and diluted earnings per share rose 34% to $3.22. Postpaid average revenue per account increased 4% to $155.73, while net account additions fell to 274 thousand from 396 thousand a year earlier.
Operating cash flow declined 2% to $7.3 billion, while adjusted free cash flow, a non-GAAP measure, rose 5% to $5.1 billion. Shareholder returns totaled $3.5 billion during the quarter. T-Mobile now expects Core Adjusted EBITDA, a non-GAAP operating earnings measure excluding lease revenue, of $37.35 billion–$37.45 billion and adjusted free cash flow of $18.7 billion–$18.8 billion. Expected postpaid net account additions remain approximately 1.0 million, matching the previous guidance midpoint.