Unless you’ve been quarantining under a rock, you’ve no doubt heard that the most important of the major mobile phone players have unveiled their 5G devices — kicking off a fervor around the technology that is bound to lead to a <a href="https://finance.yahoo.com/news/t-mobile-ceo-apple-i-phone-5-g-supercycle-is-here-161917156.html?guccounter=1">supercycle</a> in sales by year’s end.

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And while the shiny new gadgets themselves offer some impressive upgrades — magnetic charging, professional grade cameras, and photo night-mode are <a href="https://es.t-mobile.com/devices/5g-phones">just a few of the newer features</a> — the top reason to upgrade isn’t the phone...

It’s the network. And only the latest smartphones can tap into that — reason alone for a device upgrade right now. Don’t get us wrong: The phones new to the market are full of potential. But it’s the network they run on that will let them fulfill their true, ultra-fast 5G promise. So it’s important to have a network you can depend on, now and in the future.

In its third-quarter <a href="https://es.t-mobile.com/?1036077272;amdU7ms02uyDVD7h7DYcGkdUGi-U2t6cV_yLgPyfIkN9ak6vGipFVk6wVPrv2i-UIidc7u-9IiqxGi49Ik6JgmcWais.51">Speedtest Market Analysis</a>, Ookla, a leader in mobile network testing, data and analysis, found that T-Mobile customers already get a 5G signal more often than AT&T and Verizon, and also get the fastest network response times — so the lowest latency of the top three providers.

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T-Mobile also has aggressive plans to continue to rapidly build out its 5G network. (More on that in a minute.) A medida que la red mejore, también lo hará tu nuevo dispositivo 5G. Which is good news for consumers, given people tend to hang onto their devices for <a href="https://www.engadget.com/2019-08-23-us-phone-upgrade-strategy-analytics.html">two to three years</a>. How often does something you buy actually get better with time?

Optimally, 5G operates on three types of spectrum: low-band, mid-band and (you guessed it) high-band. The various carriers offer pieces of this, but T-Mobile is the only wireless provider to serve up, what it calls, a full “layer cake” of spectrum dedicated to 5G:

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So yes, when there’s a network like T-Mobile’s available and growing, and the full array of phones to fit anyone’s fancy, now is the time to upgrade to a new 5G device — not only to unlock its potential, but its promise.

Who says you can’t have your (layer) <a href="https://es.t-mobile.com/news/network/t-mobile-betty-crocker-5g-layer-cake">cake and eat it too</a>?

T-Mobile has major offers on the latest 5G smartphones, check them out here: <a rel="noreferrer noopener" href="https://es.t-mobile.com/offers/deals-hub" target="_blank">https://www.t-mobile.com/offers/deals-hub</a>.

To see all the 5G devices available from T-Mobile, visit <a href="file:///C:/Users/JAdams217/AppData/Local/Microsoft/Windows/INetCache/Content.Outlook/G1LIBE13/t-mobile.com/cell-phones/network/5g">t-mobile.com/cell-phones/network/5g</a>.

5G coverage not available in some areas. For more details visit the coverage map <a href="https://es.t-mobile.com/coverage/coverage-map">here</a>.

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T-Mobile has aggressive plans to continue to rapidly build out its 5G network. A medida que la red mejore, también lo hará tu nuevo dispositivo 5G.

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Stop for a moment to think about how far T-Mobile has come in our quest to bring real, meaningful competition to the wireless market and challenge the long-standing duopoly of AT&T and Verizon. Incredibly, last week the two behemoths, who dwarf T-Mobile in revenues and market cap, actually teamed up to petition the government to thwart T-Mobile’s competitive access to wireless spectrum – the radio waves that allow carriers to build competitive, high capacity networks to benefit consumers and businesses nationwide.

I suppose we shouldn’t be surprised. At T-Mobile, we’re hard at work delivering on the vision for the new T-Mobile since closing our merger with Sprint. Thanks to the Federal Communications Commission’s (FCC) approval, and its stance favoring increased competition in this marketplace to benefit consumers, we are building a high capacity network to help the U.S. lead the world in 5G, and bring real competition to U.S. wireless for the first time. This competition will benefit every consumer and business in this country. To do it, we’re leveraging the unique combination of complementary spectrum and assets to deliver world leading 5G for all Americans.

The result? As promised, AT&T and Verizon are facing real competition from a company that is committed to shaking up the status quo and bringing true choice to consumers. Wireless customers will no longer have to make that trade-off between a great value and a great network – now, with new T-Mobile, they can have the best value in this industry AND be with the company that will lead in the 5G era. We can see that scares the heck out of these two huge, entrenched industry incumbents. The duopolists are scrambling to block this new competition any way they can.

A tell-tale sign that AT&T and Verizon are already hearing the footsteps of the Un-carrier is that both of these giants have turned to the FCC seeking help to thwart this added competition. Suddenly in the unfamiliar position of not having a dominant stranglehold on the wireless market, and preferring not to meet the competitive challenge in the marketplace, AT&T and Verizon are urging the FCC to slow T-Mobile down and choke off our ability to compete fairly for added radio spectrum.

Why is this important to all Americans? Because spectrum is needed to deliver faster, better and more affordable wireless broadband services for American consumers and businesses nationwide. We are now witnessing the spectacle of two of the biggest companies in the world asking the FCC to constrict T-Mobile’s ability to compete on a level playing field for important spectrum, under a regulatory tool known as the “spectrum screen.”

While these industry incumbents claim this is to protect competition from one company having too much spectrum, this rings hollow as evidenced by their immediate efforts to block T-Mobile from leasing unused 600 MHz spectrum from a company called Columbia Capital. This is spectrum that Columbia Capital is not using, and is now being deployed by T-Mobile for the benefit of American consumers, including in rural areas where this low band spectrum is particularly impactful. In the category of “you can’t make this stuff up” – AT&T had won at auction the spectrum that Columbia Capital is now leasing to T-Mobile and – guess what – AT&T decided it didn’t want it and sold it to Columbia. Verizon, the ringleader in opposing this lease, never bothered to even show up and bid for any 600 MHz spectrum. In short, we have AT&T and Verizon seeking to block T-Mobile from using spectrum that AT&T decided to jettison, and Verizon had no interest in pursuing. Now both companies are seeking to block T-Mobile from putting this spectrum to use for the benefit of American consumers. Are AT&T and Verizon really interested in fostering competition? Of course not. This is about protecting their market dominance.

The main event, however, is the upcoming C-band spectrum auction. The stakes are extremely high. Anticipated to raise many billions of dollars for American taxpayers, the C-band is the largest pool of new spectrum expected any time in the near future. The results of the auction will shape market competition and network advancement in the U.S. for years to come. That’s why a fair, competitive process that allows all players to compete for the spectrum is essential for consumers. Without it, taxpayers will not only lose the benefit of the lost auction proceeds, but will also lose the benefit of ensuring that spectrum is put to use, to drive competition, by those most motivated to do so.

Citing the “spectrum screen”, AT&T and Verizon would like to keep T-Mobile out of the bidding or at least put a damper on our ability to aggressively bid against them in this important auction, so that they can run the table unchecked. The “spectrum screen” was put in place years ago with good intention and broad support including from T-Mobile – to help ensure competition in the market when spectrum supply was limited – but is now being cited by AT&T and Verizon for reasons entirely opposite to this intention. And importantly, the “spectrum screen” pre-dates, and therefore ignores, certain 5G spectrum where Verizon already dominates. In fact, Verizon holds massive spectrum (far more than T-Mobile’s entire portfolio of low, mid-, and high-band spectrum) in the “millimeter wave” bands, which are the cornerstone of their 5G strategy and which are not subject to the “spectrum screen”.

In other words, Verizon, as the holder of the most spectrum in the U.S. marketplace by far, which they gained through their own financial dominance, has the anti-competitive instincts and sheer audacity to complain that a much smaller T-Mobile has too much. After holding massive spectrum advantages over T-Mobile and others for decades, Verizon and AT&T just can’t stand the idea of anyone else being ahead of them or having a fair shot in an auction where they plan to use their financial might to do what they have always done – dominate.

The spectrum screen also does not take into account how additional spectrum can enable wireless carriers such as T-Mobile to utilize high capacity wireless networks, backed by spectrum, to provide genuine competition to the incumbent in-home broadband providers (such as AT&T, Verizon and Big Cable) thereby providing sorely needed in-home broadband alternatives particularly in rural America. This is exactly what T-Mobile is busily building its network and using its spectrum to provide.

While our country faces the challenges of an unprecedented pandemic, the high-capacity wireless services we are deploying and delivering are even more critical for connecting Americans to their families, workers to their jobs, students to their schools and the vulnerable to their health care providers. The lessons of living with the pandemic are that now, more than ever, we need transformative high-speed broadband – “5G for all” and not just for the few. And, as some have observed, the increased and changing use patterns are here to stay well beyond the pandemic. T-Mobile has a long history of putting spectrum to immediate use to deliver these kinds of benefits. AT&T and Verizon both have a history of warehousing spectrum, leaving it unused, simply to deny their competitors (and by extension, consumers) access to it.

The FCC has done an incredible job of making sure that fresh spectrum is there to provide new and improved services, and all consumers stand to benefit from the FCC’s prescient efforts. As a result of this FCC’s pro-competitive spectrum policies, the U.S. has the potential to lead the world in competitive 5G services. Now is not the time to turn away from that success formula. T-Mobile is committed to using any spectrum we gain to build, deploy and provide the high-capacity network services that America needs. We only need to have the door open for us to do so, on a fair and level competitive playing field, and we encourage the FCC to maintain its pro-competitive stance that would allow us to compete for and deploy radio spectrum to benefit consumers.

American consumers deserve the fair competition that will result in American broadband leadership, and greater access for all.

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BELLEVUE, Wash. — September 2, 2020 — 5G you can find 0.4% of the time is like a racecar that can’t leave your driveway. T-Mobile’s 5G is the perfect blend of coverage and speed. After launching nationwide 5G last year, T-Mobile (NASDAQ: TMUS) today announced that supercharged mid-band 5G is live for millions more people in parts of 81 new cities and towns across the country, <a>delivering peak download speeds of up to 1 Gbps and average speeds of around 300 Mbps … that’s 7.5x faster today’s average LTE speeds. </a>With today’s announcement, this supercharged 5G experience is live in nearly 90 cities and towns, and the Un-carrier plans to continue lighting up this optimal 5G spectrum at an aggressive pace, reaching thousands more by end of year. And that isn’t just big cities, rural and suburban communities across the country will get to enjoy the benefits of this faster 5G experience too.

“T-Mobile has the competition in the rear-view mirror on 5G, and they’re only getting farther behind. While the other guys are playing catch-up, we’ve had nationwide 5G since last year, and we’re now adding faster speeds across the country with mid-band 5G,” said Neville Ray, President of Technology at T-Mobile. “This is our 5G strategy in action. Mid-band is the 5G spectrum, and T-Mobile has more of it than anyone. We have nearly twice as much low and mid-band spectrum as AT&T and nearly triple that of Verizon. And that means T-Mobile is the only one capable of making the world’s best 5G network a reality.”

T-Mobile has the first and largest nationwide 5G network, covering over 250 million people across 1.3 million square miles — that’s bigger than AT&T and Verizon’s 5G networks combined. Now, with its supply of ideal mid-band 5G spectrum (2.5 GHz), the Un-carrier is building on that nationwide 5G foundation, increasing capacity and boosting speeds for millions of customers. In many places, mid-band 5G average download speeds are already around 300 Mbps with peak speeds approaching 1 Gbps. T-Mobile’s 2.5 GHz 5G delivers blazing fast speeds and expansive coverage with signals that go through walls, windows and trees, unlike 5G networks limited by mmWave spectrum. Each mid-band 2.5 GHz 5G site can cover tens of thousands of times the area that one mmWave site can cover, and can also penetrate obstructions (like walls).

In April following its merger with Sprint, T-Mobile quickly lit up mid-band 5G in Philadelphia and New York City, with Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, Houston, Los Angeles and Washington D.C. launching soon after. The Un-carrier is continuing to move at lightning speed to bring the companies’ networks together and deliver faster 5G to people all across the U.S. Engineering teams are on track to light up 1,000 sites per month with 2.5 GHz 5G, and by the end of the year, customers will find mid-band 5G in thousands of cities and towns across the country. And this is only the beginning. T-Mobile is continuing to commit more mid-band spectrum to these 5G sites, which means 2.5 GHz speeds and capacity will continue to improve for customers over the coming months and years.

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For more information about T-Mobile’s network, visit <a href="https://es.t-mobile.com/coverage">www.t-mobile.com/coverage</a>. And, follow T-Mobile’s Official Twitter Newsroom <a href="https://nam02.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Ftwitter.com%2FTMobileNews&data=02%7C01%7CGina.Cohen3%40T-Mobile.com%7C99a364c68ae74ac2a38508d7a6aa2b95%7Cbe0f980bdd994b19bd7bbc71a09b026c%7C0%7C0%7C637161122116110118&sdata=EmvFbas31iO9vDTPE5udP5OqKFD%2FYropl5DHQhnsqaE%3D&reserved=0">@TMobileNews</a> to stay up to date with the latest company news.

5G capable device required; check device specs as not all devices & signals are compatible. Some 5G uses may require certain plan or feature; see T-Mobile.com for devices, coverage, and plan details. More coverage than the other guys combined based on Ookla CoverageRight® data released 8/15/20. Las marcas comerciales de Ookla se usan bajo licencia y se reimprimen con autorización.

About T-Mobile T-Mobile U.S. Inc. (NASDAQ: TMUS) is America’s supercharged Un-carrier, delivering an advanced 4G LTE and transformative nationwide 5G network that will offer reliable connectivity for all. Los clientes de T-Mobile reciben una calidad inigualable por su dinero, una firme obsesión por ofrecerles la mejor experiencia de servicio posible y un dinamismo indiscutible para disrumpir el mercado y así crear competencia e innovación más allá del ámbito del servicio móvil. Con sede en Bellevue, Washington, T-Mobile presta servicios a través de sus subsidiarias y opera sus marcas emblemáticas, T-Mobile, Metro by T-Mobile y Sprint. Para obtener más información, visita: <a href="https://es.t-mobile.com/">https://es.t-mobile.com</a>.

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Mid-band is the 5G spectrum, and T-Mobile has more of it than anyone in the US. As part of its plan to blanket America with broad and deep 5G, the Un-carrier is lighting up this ideal 5G spectrum at an aggressive pace, giving customers average speeds 7.5X faster than LTE today. And this is just the beginning as T-Mobile commits even more mid-band spectrum to 5G this year and next.

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What’s the news: It's official — T-Mobile's 5G network is live in Lisbon, North Dakota. Why it matters: 5G has been all the talk in wireless and now it’s a reality in Lisbon. Faster speeds in the near-term and significant economic opportunities down the road. Who it’s for: Technology enthusiasts, business owners, farmers, first responders, innovators, early adopters… really, anyone who needs or wants faster data speeds and better connectivity.

LISBON, North Dakota— August 4, 2020 — Look! Up in the sky, it's a bird, it's a plane … it's 5G? With nearly 300 drones and magenta-inspired visual flair, T-Mobile (NASDAQ: TMUS) announced the company is delivering its nationwide 5G signal to Lisbon. Residents and businesses in the area with 5G-capable smartphones on T-Mobile's network can now get faster data speeds than before, especially indoors.

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"It's exciting to put Lisbon's name on the map for 5G, thanks to T-Mobile, and to do it in such a stunning way over the skies of Ransom County," said Lisbon Mayor Tim Meyer. "There is so much potential in the next-generation of wireless technology, and 5G will create opportunities for innovation and economic benefit not only in our community, but across the state. 5G is another great reason Lisbon is 'a place to call home.'"

To celebrate the arrival of 5G locally, on Sunday evening, T-Mobile lit the night sky in west Lisbon using nearly 300 drones with brilliant LED lights to skillfully craft brief messages to local residents announcing the availability of its 5G network in the area. The light show, which lasted approximately 15 minutes, could be seen by residents in attendance at Sheyenne Speedway as well as within the entirety of the Lisbon city limits. T-Mobile plans to use footage captured from the drone light show in a national campaign it launches today, highlighting the Un-carrier's expansion of 5G into even more rural communities nationwide.

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The very heart of wireless service is based on spectrum — invisible highways in the air that transport voice and data from a phone to a cell site. This nationwide 5G rollout from T-Mobile, and the network in Lisbon, is based on the operator's 600 MHz spectrum, also referred to as low-band. It provides the foundational layer for T-Mobile’s 5G network. Download speeds on T-Mobile’s 5G on 600 MHz will be around 1.5 times faster than LTE on average and that experience will improve exponentially over time, just like with 4G.

In the coming months and years, T-Mobile will build upon this foundational nationwide 5G layer with mid-band spectrum acquired as part of the Sprint merger earlier this year, and high-band spectrum that will add capacity — or more “lanes” using the invisible highway analogy — for greater speeds and better coverage. This combination of spectrum assets will deliver a 5G network with both breadth and depth, something Verizon and AT&T simply cannot do as quickly. The stakes are high for the U.S. as billions in economic growth and jobs are expected to come from 5G and the innovations it will unleash.

T-Mobile launched its LTE service in Lisbon in the fall of 2015, and since then, has continued to deploy new spectrum to provide more — and better — wireless coverage for local residents. Today, Lisbon becomes one of the first markets in the U.S., and the world, to be upgraded to a <a href="https://es.t-mobile.com/news/network/standalone-5g-launch">Standalone (SA) 5G network</a>, which provides users with increased capacity and a better network experience. Over the past five years, T-Mobile's network in North Dakota has grown to cover even more people and seen an increase in network speeds — imagine the benefits to North Dakotans customers in the next five years!

For more information on T-Mobile's 5G service, visit <a href="https://es.t-mobile.com/coverage">t-mobile.com/coverage</a> or check out T-Mobile’s <a href="https://es.t-mobile.com/coverage/coverage-map" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">zoomable 5G coverage map</a>. For more information on the latest 5G devices, head to <a href="https://es.t-mobile.com/cell-phones/network/5g">t-mobile.com/cell-phones/network/5g</a>.

Coverage not available in some areas. Si bien el acceso a la red 5G no requerirá un plan o función determinados, estos podrían ser necesarios con algunos usos o servicios. See Coverage details, Terms & Conditions, and Open Internet information for network management details at <a href="https://es.t-mobile.com/">T-Mobile.com</a>.

About T-Mobile US, Inc. T-Mobile U.S. Inc. (NASDAQ: TMUS) is America’s supercharged Un-carrier, delivering an advanced 4G LTE and transformative nationwide 5G network that will offer reliable connectivity for all. Los clientes de T-Mobile reciben una calidad inigualable por su dinero, una firme obsesión por ofrecerles la mejor experiencia de servicio posible y un dinamismo indiscutible para disrumpir el mercado y así crear competencia e innovación más allá del ámbito del servicio móvil. Con sede en Bellevue, Washington, T-Mobile presta servicios a través de sus subsidiarias y opera sus marcas emblemáticas, T-Mobile, Metro by T-Mobile y Sprint. Para obtener más información, visita: <a href="https://es.t-mobile.com/">https://es.t-mobile.com</a>.

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With dramatic aerial flair, T-Mobile announces its 5G network is ready for primetime in Lisbon and other rural communities throughout the Country.

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T-Mobile Launches 5G in Epic Fashion in Lisbon, North Dakota

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T-Mobile Launches 5G in Epic Fashion in Lisbon, ND

Standalone 5G allows the Un-carrier to massively expand its 5G footprint, bringing next-gen connectivity to more places while paving the way for future groundbreaking applications

BELLEVUE, Wash. — August 4, 2020 — This is some next level 5G. T-Mobile (NASDAQ: TMUS) announced today it is the FIRST IN THE WORLD to launch a commercial nationwide standalone architecture (SA) 5G network. The move immediately expands the Un-carrier’s 5G footprint — already the nation’s largest — to nearly 2,000 additional cities and towns, brings 5G deeper into buildings and sets the stage for future groundbreaking applications. In other words, SA 5G is the future, and T-Mobile is leading the charge to bring it to life.

To celebrate the milestone and the arrival of 5G for the first time in hundreds of small towns across America, T-Mobile used drones to light up the sky over Lisbon, ND, letting people in the small town know “5G is here”. The Un-carrier plans similar celebrations in the future. Check it out in the video below:

“Since Sprint became part of T-Mobile, we’ve been rapidly combining networks for a supercharged Un-carrier while expanding our nationwide 5G footprint, and today we take a massive step into the future with standalone 5G architecture,” said Neville Ray, President of Technology at T-Mobile. “This is where it gets interesting, opening the door for massive innovation in this country — and while the other guys continue to play catch up, we’ll keep growing the world’s most advanced 5G network.”

Taking 5G Next-Level The first phase of 5G has focused on delivering new 5G radio capabilities while leveraging existing LTE core networks and has been key in accelerating 5G deployment. Now T-Mobile’s new 5G core is coming to life, which in the future can unlock blazing fast speeds in more places, real-time responses and massive connectivity. SA, especially when coupled with core network slicing in the future, will lead to an environment where transformative applications are made possible — things like connected self-driving vehicles, supercharged IoT, real-time translation … and things we haven’t even dreamed of yet. In SA areas, T-Mobile engineers have already seen up to a 40% improvement in latency during testing, and that is just the beginning of what can be done with Standalone 5G.

In the near-term, SA allows T-Mobile to unleash its entire 600 MHz footprint for 5G. With non-standalone network architecture (NSA), 600 MHz 5G is combined with mid-band LTE to access the core network, but without SA the 5G signal only goes as far as mid-band LTE. With today’s launch, 600 MHz 5G can go beyond the mid-band signal, covering hundreds of square miles from a single tower and going deeper into buildings than before. Thanks to T-Mobile’s ongoing 5G build, and by flipping the switch on SA, the Un-carrier has immediately increased its 5G footprint by 30 percent — now covering 1.3 million square miles in more than 7,500 cities and towns across the country.

Let the Maps Do the Talking In what Verizon and AT&T likely refer to as “the good old days,” they led in coverage and weren’t shy in telling the world about it.

It’s a new era in wireless, and T-Mobile holds the 5G coverage crown. Adding the SA coverage boost to America’s first and largest nationwide 5G network, T-Mobile further dwarfs the competition. The Un-carrier’s 5G network is more than two times bigger than AT&T’s and more than 10,000 times bigger than Verizon’s! Just look at the maps, and it’s clear why Verizon customers can only connect to 5G <a href="https://es.t-mobile.com/news/network/opensignal-5g-availability-win-june-2020">ZERO-POINT-FOUR percent</a> of the time.

Building the future takes a lot of work. To make the world’s first nationwide commercial SA 5G network a reality, T-Mobile partnered closely with Cisco and Nokia to build its 5G core, and Ericsson and Nokia for state-of-the-art 5G radio infrastructure. OnePlus, Qualcomm Technologies and Samsung have helped the Un-carrier ensure existing devices can access SA 5G with a software update, based on compatibility.

For more information about T-Mobile’s 5G vision, visit: <a rel="noreferrer noopener" href="https://es.t-mobile.com/5g" target="_blank">www.t-mobile.com/5g</a>. To see all the places you’ll get T-Mobile’s current 5G down to a neighborhood level, check out the map here: <a rel="noreferrer noopener" href="https://es.t-mobile.com/coverage/coverage-map" target="_blank" data-type="URL" data-id="https://www.t-mobile.com/coverage/coverage-map">www.t-mobile.com/coverage/coverage-map</a>.

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T-Mobile Launches World’s First Nationwide Standalone 5G Network

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T-Mobile ya está ampliando su red con espectro de Sprint ¡y pronto ofrecerá acceso 5G en todo el país para clientes de Sprint con el Samsung Galaxy S 20 5G!

The Un-carrier is moving quickly to make the world’s best 5G network a reality, and is increasing LTE coverage for millions of Sprint customers, at a time when reliable wireless connectivity is more important than ever.

Everyone, everywhere, because T-Mobile is building #5GforAll.

BELLEVUE, Wash. — April 21, 2020 — And they’re off! T-Mobile US, Inc. (NASDAQ: TMUS) just put the rest of the wireless industry on notice, advancing the company’s 5G network at a furious pace while expanding access to nationwide 5G for millions of Americans in its mission to deliver a transformative 5G network for all.

This marks the first giant step toward supercharging the Un-carrier’s nationwide 5G network by beginning to combine the assets of T-Mobile and Sprint, just weeks after completing their merger. The company’s unique combination of low, mid and high-band mmWave spectrum makes T-Mobile the only company with the resources to create a transformative network capable of driving innovation across the country and providing people in cities and rural areas with a 5G network the other guys can’t match.

“Connectivity is more important than ever today, and the challenging time we’re all facing shows just how critical 5G for All is,” said Neville Ray, T-Mobile President of Technology. “While our amazing team safely works to keep people across the country connected to work, school and family, we aren’t slowing down on building out the broad and deep network that only this combined company can deliver. We won’t stop because this network can do so much GOOD across the country!”

2.5 GHz 5G live in parts of Philadelphia, coming soon to New York City

The 2.5 GHz spectrum T-Mobile acquired through its merger with Sprint is the critical mid-band piece in its multi-band 5G spectrum strategy. It allows the Un-carrier to add much needed depth to its nationwide 5G network, increasing capacity and boosting speeds for customers. While T-Mobile is initially lighting up 2.5 GHz 5G in Philadelphia, boosting speeds for customers with some of the latest smartphones to peaks nearing 600 Mbps, this is just the beginning. The Un-carrier will continue building out 2.5 GHz 5G quickly, lighting it up in New York City next, and won’t slow down. The mid-band spectrum will boost average 5G speeds for customers nationwide up to eight times faster than current LTE in just a few years, and 15 times faster than current LTE over the next six years.

T-Mobile is expanding its nationwide 5G network in a big way, lighting up the network in Detroit, St. Louis and Columbus, Ohio. T-Mobile’s low-band 600 MHz spectrum is the foundation for its 5G network, covering more ground and bringing 5G deeper into buildings than any other signal. It is critical for providing ubiquitous 5G coverage to more people.

The 5G network is about to get a LOT bigger for Sprint customers. Those with the Samsung Galaxy S20 5G will have access to T-Mobile’s nationwide 5G network starting later this month, which covers more than 200 million people, more than 5,000 cities and towns, and more than one million square miles across the country … much of which is in rural America.

And for the millions of Sprint customers with compatible LTE phones, they can now roam on T-Mobile’s LTE network, giving them access to more than double the number of LTE sites than Sprint’s network alone, so when they leave an area covered by Sprint LTE, they can stay connected with T-Mobile.

Today there are six different 5G smartphones across different price points that can all unleash the broad and deep nationwide T-Mobile 5G network. The Un-carrier will <a href="https://es.t-mobile.com/news/oneplus-8-5g">add the OnePlus 8 5G</a> to that list April 29, with more devices expected this year. For more information on T-Mobile’s 5G network, visit <a href="https://es.t-mobile.com/5G">www.t-mobile.com/5G</a>. To check out T-Mobile’s interactive nationwide 5G coverage map, visit <a href="https://es.t-mobile.com/coverage">www.t-mobile.com/coverage</a>.

Qualifying service & capable device required for LTE roaming on T-Mobile’s network.While 5G access won't require a certain plan or feature, some uses/services might. See Coverage details, Terms and Conditions, and Open Internet information for network management details (like video optimization) at T-Mobile.com. 5G is still developing. No todos los dispositivos y señales son compatibles; consulta las especificaciones del dispositivo.

T-Mobile US Inc. (NASDAQ: TMUS) es El Un-carrier superpoderoso de Estados Unidos con una red 4G LTE avanzada y una transformativa red 5G nacional que ofrecerá una conectividad confiable para todos. Los clientes de T-Mobile reciben una calidad inigualable por su dinero, una firme obsesión por ofrecerles la mejor experiencia de servicio posible y un dinamismo indiscutible para disrumpir el mercado y así crear competencia e innovación más allá del ámbito del servicio móvil. Con sede en Bellevue, Washington, T-Mobile presta servicios a través de sus subsidiarias y opera sus marcas emblemáticas, T-Mobile, Metro by T-Mobile y Sprint. Para obtener más información, visita: <a href="https://es.t-mobile.com/">https://es.t-mobile.com</a>.

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