Wow, a lot has happened in the world of wireless the past few months! T-Mobile overtook AT&T as America’s #2 provider, 5G went mainstream with all <a href="https://www.t-mobile.com/news/devices/iphone-12-series-5g" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">major smartphone</a> makers now offering 5G devices, and Verizon (almost a year late to the party) finally reached nationwide 5G status. As we look at this changing landscape, one thing is clear: T-Mobile has the winning 5G strategy because only T-Mobile delivers BOTH 5G coverage and speed. And now that everyone finally has some meaningful coverage, we’re seeing that winning strategy play out as expected.

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We’ve always considered ourselves to be the adult in the room on 5G. Our goal is to build 5G the right way and do right by our customers. And from what I’ve seen, that isn’t as true for our competitors. From AT&T’s misleading “5G E” that wasn’t even real 5G to Verizon claiming they have “5G Built Right”, it’s time to shed some light on the truth. Namely, Verizon. Verizon customers are getting a raw deal paying big bucks for a heavily marketed “Ultra Wideband” mmWave service that’s almost <a rel="noreferrer noopener" href="https://www.lightreading.com/test-and-measurement/verizon-covers-05-of-americans-with-mmwave-5g---analysts/d/d-id/764860" target="_blank">impossible to find</a> and outside of that, a <a rel="noreferrer noopener" href="https://www.verizon.com/coverage-map/" target="_blank">tiny</a> nationwide footprint with speeds only comparable to LTE. Verizon spent two years building 5G with mmWave, and coverage is still available just 0.6% of the time, according to <a rel="noreferrer noopener" href="https://www.t-mobile.com/news/network/t-mobile-ookla-5g-signal-more-than-anyone-else" target="_blank">Ookla</a>. But that hasn’t stopped Verizon from breathlessly claiming they have “5G Built Right.” It also hasn’t stopped them from saying “World’s Fastest 5G” when they aren’t even the fastest here in America anymore based on our analysis of independent, third party data.  Shameless.

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As of the beginning of October, Verizon still had incredibly fast speeds on mmwave but that changed when they launched their broader 5G footprint. While the speeds of Verizon’s millimeter wave (or “Ultra Wideband” as they market it) look impressive these speeds aren’t useful if they aren’t broadly available to customers. Round a corner or move a few feet putting an obstacle between you and the tower and the millimeter wave speed is gone. How useful is that – yep – not very useful at all!

So Verizon turned to Dynamic Spectrum Sharing (DSS) to add some kind of meaningful coverage to its 5G footprint. It allows both 4G and 5G to share the same spectrum and splits the capacity so each technology gets part of it, which can <a href="https://youtu.be/kOpqnUwRcvA" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">make things slower</a> for everyone. Without adding new spectrum, Verizon’s nationwide 5G is going to perform very similar to LTE. If you don’t believe me, just ask Verizon’s CTO who <a href="https://www.fiercewireless.com/operators/verizon-cto-we-re-thrilled-dss-performance" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">said</a> their nationwide 5G speeds are “most of the time, on par” with 4G. DSS has its place in 5G, but it should be used in limited scenarios — not to provide an entire nationwide footprint. Our analysis of the Ookla data shows this:  Verizon now has the slowest median 5G download speeds in the industry since October 2020.

Verizon marketing their 5G as “5G Built Right” is a disservice to customers who expect 5G to deliver meaningful speed and coverage at the same time.  And a woeful mismanagement of customer expectations.

Our 5G strategy couldn’t be more different, and we’ve been clear and transparent about it from the start. In early 2018, I first talked about the spectrum “layer cake” and how 5G requires dedicated spectrum across all three layers to deliver the best 5G experience — low band for broad coverage indoors and outside, mid band for coverage and blazing fast speed and high band for super-fast speeds in defined spaces, like campuses and stadiums. This “layered” approach, using multiple dedicated – not shared – spectrum bands, is the key to unlocking the transformational power of 5G with both coverage AND speed. Customers want fast and reliable speeds on the go, everywhere they go. Not just 0.6% of the time. And right now, T-Mobile is the only one in the US building 5G with both broad coverage and fast speeds.

T-Mobile 5G is built to delight, not disappoint. And customers are getting faster speeds all the time across the biggest 5G network in the America, now reaching 270 million people. Our 5G network is 3.5x bigger than Verizon’s. And now we’re adding a super-fast, high-capacity layer of mid-band 5G, already live in <a href="https://www.t-mobile.com/news/network/fast-mid-band-5g-new-cities-towns-location-coverage" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">410 cities and towns</a> across the country, and we’ll reach 100 million people with mid-band by year-end. Where mid-band 5G is deployed, average download speeds are already around 300 Mbps with peaks up to 1 Gbps on capable 5G phones.

The best way to deliver 5G with broad coverage and speed at the same time is with T-Mobile’s ‘layer cake’ approach — dedicated 5G spectrum across all three bands — something Verizon and AT&T are both missing. After spending years on mmWave there must be some pretty concerned people at Verizon right now when they look at T-Mobile 5G. 

The fact is, customers want faster speeds on the go, everywhere they go. Not just 0.6% of the time.

The 5G era is here, and we couldn’t be more proud to be out in front. We’re building at a furious pace, and we won’t stop.

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Meet the weather forecasting partner that keeps T-Mobile one step ahead of everything from hurricanes to wildfires.

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The 2020 hurricane season, which runs from the beginning of June through the end of November, has shaped up to be the most active season in recent years. By mid-September, there were enough named storms to cycle through the entire English alphabet, something that has only happened one other year and means all remaining storms of the season take names from the Greek alphabet. This naming convention was established by the <a href="https://www.wmo.int/pages/prog/www/tcp/">World Meteorological Organization Tropical Cyclone Programme</a> as the 22nd storm formed during the infamous hurricane season of 2005, the year of Hurricane Katrina and when six storms were assigned Greek letters for names (so far this year, nine storms have been assigned Greek letters for names).

Given the historic nature of this year’s hurricane season, it’s more important than ever that T-Mobile keeps a close beat on storm activity. Accurately tracking a storm’s path and severity is critical for the company’s <a href="https://www.t-mobile.com/news/community/emergency-response-equipment">Emergency Management Team</a> as they make preparations and strategically ready their response and recovery efforts to help keep customers connected.

Because of all this, T-Mobile’s partnership with weather forecasting company <a href="https://www.stormgeo.com/">StormGeo</a> has been of crucial importance. Leading up to and in the middle of a storm, T-Mobile works closely with folks on the StormGeo team, like Industry Manager Courtland Keith and Director of Operations Joe Basciani. “We support T-Mobile before, during and after a situation for pretty much all weather events,” says Keith.

Keith is a degreed meteorologist, and in her role at StormGeo works closely with clients, like T-Mobile, to determine the best weather services and solutions for their needs. A weather forecaster by training and practice, Basciani has been in the weather industry since 1996 and now leads the forecasting department at StormGeo, where he’s worked since 2004.

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During a weather event, StormGeo is in constant contact with the T-Mobile team. Working closely with Manager, Engineering Tech Support Jay Blessing, the StormGeo team provides regular reports with updates on the forecast, timing and details about the exact impacts expected at cell sites. “We work hand in hand through each weather event extensively, in order to provide enough information that T-Mobile can plan their crews and put them in the right places so that they’re not caught off guard or in the wrong place at the wrong time,” says Keith.

As part of the constant flow of communication, T-Mobile sets up conference calls with StormGeo. “During a storm event, it’s not infrequent for us to have as many as three to four daily conference calls with operations folks at T-Mobile to discuss their specific regions and assets that are under threat. We help them pinpoint down to the tower and switch level which assets may be impacted by a storm event, either by wind or flood,” says Basciani.

From there, StormGeo is able to put together a forecast for hurricanes as much as 48 to 60 hours before the official agencies begin their forecasting. “That gives our clients, like T-Mobile, a critical leg up in terms of timing,” says Basciani. “They're able to start getting a response moving, start moving assets, preparing resources and making their preparations before the general public may even be aware that there's a threat.”

Storms that threaten the U.S. typically originate from the West Coast of Africa and move across the Atlantic Ocean, but it’s also common to see storm formation in the Gulf of Mexico, according to Basciani and Keith. The southeast U.S. and Gulf states tend to be common areas of impact, but the mid-Atlantic U.S. coast also sees its fair share of storm activity. For their part, StormGeo begins monitoring storms when they are just tropical waves or what is known as “a disturbance” in the Atlantic or the Gulf of Mexico.

“We’re constantly monitoring the tropics and subtropics for any potential disturbances that might develop, and when those disturbances start to look a little suspect, we’ll investigate them further,” says Basciani. “I compare a tropical system to being like a cake: You have to have all the ingredients and they all have to be fairly high-quality ingredients in order for the cake to come together.”

While each storm has different characteristics that make it unique from any other storm, Basciani says the key ingredients that produce a conducive environment for tropical storm development revolve around having a moist and warm environment, as well as favorable wind conditions that don’t disrupt the center of circulation.

“We’ve seen hyperactivity this year because we never had a true cool down of the ocean waters, which stayed fairly warm throughout the season,” says Keith. “Because of how the environment has shaped up to be this year, it’s really caused so many tropical systems to develop.”

The biggest threats to T-Mobile are tropical cyclones that bring heavy rainfall, wind and ocean surge, in addition to storms in the winter months that cause blizzard conditions, according to Basciani. “Flooding, high winds and snow can cause unique challenges to the T-Mobile network, both in terms of the infrastructure itself being impacted and crews being able to respond,” says Basciani, which is why having a heads’ up on the forecast in order to pre-position assets like generators is so critical.

But StormGeo doesn’t just consult on storm weather, they also track and predict wildfire weather conditions. “We identify times when the fire risk is going to be really high,” says Basciani. “When you have the combination of high winds, low humidity and dry antecedent conditions, that’s the recipe for what we call ‘fire weather.’”

Adds Basciani: “Fires can cause tremendous impact to the T-Mobile network,” from physical impacts, like burned equipment and towers, but also when power companies conduct power shut offs. “The power companies will proactively deenergize their power circuits so that if they do have a line that blows down it is not energized and does not spark a wildfire.”

In the event of a power shut off, commercial power could be lost for three to four days at a time per event, impacting T-Mobile’s assets. That’s why tracking fire weather is so important, because “in those situations T-Mobile needs to find alternative sources of power for its infrastructure,” says Basciani. With the help of StormGeo, the wireless provider is able to plan ahead to deploy generators into areas that may experience power shut offs to provide coverage where there could otherwise be a gap due to lack of power, which is critical to keep customers and first responders connected.   

Wildfire season tends to run from August through November, and according to Basciani, “the season got off to a bit of an early start this year.” Similar to the high level of activity we’ve seen this hurricane season, the 2020 wildfire season has already been incredibly active across much of the West Coast. By September, numerous major wildfires had already blazed across many parts of California, Oregon, Washington, Colorado and Utah.

As far as the rest of the year, Keith and Basciani say, based on how the season has already shaped up, we can expect more from both the wildfires and hurricanes. “We’re going to continue to see those fire impacts, and it would not surprise me at all to see us dealing with potential tropical cyclones as late as around Thanksgiving this year,” warns Basciani.

Of course, no matter what the rest of the season has in store, StormGeo will be there working hand-in-hand with T-Mobile to plan and prepare to help keep customers connected.

Given the historic nature of this year’s hurricane season, it’s more important than ever that T-Mobile keeps a close beat on storm activity. Because of all this, the wireless provider's partnership with weather forecasting company StormGeo has been of crucial importance.

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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.

And while the shiny new gadgets themselves offer some impressive upgrades — magnetic charging, professional grade cameras, and photo night-mode are <a href="https://www.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://www.speedtest.net/global-index/united-states#market-analysis">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.

T-Mobile also has aggressive plans to continue to rapidly build out its 5G network. (More on that in a minute.) So as the network improves, so will your new 5G device. 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://www.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://www.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://www.t-mobile.com/coverage/coverage-map">here</a>.

T-Mobile has aggressive plans to continue to rapidly build out its 5G network. So as the network improves, so will your new 5G device.

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What’s the news: In just one short month, T-Mobile has nearly doubled the number of cities and towns that have the Un-carrier's supercharged 5G experience (mid-band 2.5 GHz). The Un-carrier has plans to reach 100 million people with mid-band 5G by end of the year.

Why it matters: Mid-band 2.5 GHz 5G is the “goldilocks” 5G spectrum, delivering a perfect mix of coverage and speed, and T-Mobile has more of it than anyone in the US. Un-carrier customers with capable 5G devices immediately see benefits when a tower gets upgraded in their area.

Who it’s for: Wireless customers and businesses who want the best 5G experience on America’s largest 5G network.

BELLEVUE, Wash. — October 28, 2020 — Largest 5G network? Check. Blazing fast speeds customers can actually find? Check. T-Mobile (NASDAQ: TMUS) today announced it has nearly doubled the number of cities and towns that get supercharged mid-band 5G, adding even more capacity and superfast speeds to America’s largest nationwide 5G network. <a href="https://www.t-mobile.com/news/network/supercharged-midband-5g" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Mid-band 2.5 GHz 5G</a> delivers both broad coverage and fast speeds at the same time -- and it can even go through walls (looking at you, mmWave!). In places it’s deployed, average download speeds are already around 300 Mbps — that’s 7.5x faster than today’s average LTE speeds — with peak download speeds up to 1 Gbps. With today’s announcement, T-Mobile mid-band 5G reaches nearly 410 cities and towns across the country. The Un-carrier is rolling out mid-band 5G at a furious pace, with plans to cover 100 million people by the end of the year.

“Mid-band is the only way to deliver super-fast 5G speeds that can reach for miles. And here’s the secret AT&T and Verizon don’t want you to know: T-Mobile is the only one with big swaths of mid-band dedicated to 5G. T-Mobile has more mid-band spectrum than anyone else,” said Neville Ray, President of Technology at T-Mobile. “We’re the only ones building a transformational 5G network built on dedicated — not shared — airwaves. And that means only T-Mobile is capable of making the world’s best 5G network a reality.”   

Mid-band spectrum is the 5G spectrum. It combines massive capacity with far-reaching coverage to bring game-changing performance to more people across the country. Mid-band 2.5 GHz 5G delivers blazing fast speeds that can rival millimeter wave, but unlike mmWave, mid-band can blanket large areas with needed coverage and go through walls, windows and trees. Which means it’s a more practical 5G technology.

“When it comes to real-world 5G, the only way to get the kind of performance benefits we’ve been promised is through the critical mid-band spectrum,” noted Bob O’Donnell, President of TECHnalysis Research. “Sure, mmWave can be fast, but it’s nearly impossible to find, while low-band 5G is easy to find, but offers smaller improvement over existing LTE. With the 2.5 GHz spectrum being lit up by T-Mobile, however, you get the sweet spot of noticeably improved performance in a respectable coverage area. That’s the kind of 5G benefit that consumers are going to notice and appreciate.”  

T-Mobile has America’s largest 5G network and it’s only getting better as the Un-carrier deploys more mid-band spectrum from Sprint. T-Mobile’s 5G network covers more than 7,500 cities and towns across nearly 1.4 million square miles of the U.S. That’s more square miles of 5G coverage than Verizon and AT&T combined - 3.5x more than Verizon 5G and 2x more than AT&T. T-Mobile has pioneered a distinctive ‘layer cake’ strategy to deliver a transformative, nationwide 5G network for all: dedicated spectrum across all three layers of 5G — low for far and wide coverage indoors and outside, mid for broad coverage and blazing fast speeds and high for super-fast speeds over shorter distances— for the best 5G experience.

T-Mobile is the only one building 5G with dedicated spectrum across all three bands, which is important since 5G phones will use a lot of capacity. T-Mobile has wide open freeways ready to take on massive amounts of 5G traffic while Verizon and AT&T have to steal LTE spectrum from their existing customers to broaden their 5G coverage. Using Dynamic Spectrum Sharing (DSS), Verizon forces 5G and LTE customers to share bandwidth, splitting up the capacity so each technology only gets part of it, taking capacity away from their current smartphone customers and increasing congestion.

Now with mid-band spectrum, T-Mobile is building on its nationwide 5G foundation, increasing capacity and boosting speeds for customers. And it’s rolling out at lighting speed across the country. Engineers are lighting up 1,000 sites per month with 2.5 GHz 5G and T-Mobile has plans to cover 100 million people with mid-band 5G by the end of the year.

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For more information on T-Mobile’s network, visit <a href="http://www.t-mobile.com/coverage/4g-lte-5g-networks" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">www.t-mobile.com/coverage/4g-lte-5g-networks</a>. And follow T-Mobile’s Official Twitter Newsroom <a href="https://twitter.com/TMobileNews" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">@TMobileNews</a> to stay up to date with the latest company news.

Capable device required. 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. 

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. T-Mobile’s customers benefit from its unmatched combination of value and quality, unwavering obsession with offering them the best possible service experience and undisputable drive for disruption that creates competition and innovation in wireless and beyond. Based in Bellevue, Wash., T-Mobile provides services through its subsidiaries and operates its flagship brands, T-Mobile, Metro by T-Mobile and Sprint. For more information please visit: <a href="http://www.t-mobile.com/">http://www.t-mobile.com</a>.

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What’s the news: T-Mobile Ventures is a new multi-year investment fund designed to fuel 5G innovation by backing early and emerging growth companies developing transformative 5G products and services for the T-Mobile network.

Why it matters: With the first and only nationwide Standalone 5G network and a multi-band 5G strategy, now is the time for entrepreneurs and developers to build the applications and services that will unleash T-Mobile’s 5G network.

Who it’s for:  Early and growth stage companies building the next big thing in 5G.

BELLEVUE, Wash. — October 21, 2020 — T-Mobile (NASDAQ: TMUS) continues its mission to fuel 5G innovation with today’s announcement of T-Mobile Ventures, a new multi-year investment fund focused on early and emerging growth companies developing groundbreaking 5G products and services for the T-Mobile network.

“T-Mobile Ventures is part of our mission to give customers the best 5G network in the country – one that will serve all Americans, stimulate competition and create tremendous economic value,” said Jason Young, Senior Vice President of Partnerships and T-Mobile Ventures. “With our 5G network at the foundation, we see massive opportunity across both business and consumer segments, and we’re excited to help fuel the wave of 5G applications coming to market in the years ahead.”

T-Mobile Ventures’ portfolio companies will benefit from T-Mobile’s network and engineering expertise, go-to-market infrastructure, and investment backing as they work to develop, test and bring to market the next big thing in 5G. T-Mobile Ventures will initially target the development of 5G products and services in areas such as the following:

T-Mobile 5G, A Platform for Innovation

T-Mobile, first in the country to launch nationwide 5G and first in the world to launch Standalone 5G, has the largest 5G network by far, covering more than 260 million people across nearly 1.4 million square miles. With Sprint now part of T-Mobile, the Un-carrier is quickly lighting up mid-band 5G with 2.5 GHz spectrum in more than 200 cities and towns, bringing customers in these areas average download speeds of 300 Mbps and peak speeds up to 1 Gbps. And with a nationwide Standalone 5G network available in more than 7,500 cities and towns, now is the time for developers to build transformative 5G applications. In Standalone 5G areas, T-Mobile is already seeing up to a 40% improvement in latency during testing, and that is just the beginning of what can be done with Standalone 5G.

“Compelling 5G use cases span the range of spectrum bands from low, mid to high, and only T-Mobile has these assets giving it a 5G network that can support all use cases across every industry,” said Neville Ray, President of Technology at T-Mobile. “Now is the time for the developers, entrepreneurs and creators to make the magic happen with products and services that will unleash the potential of our 5G network.”

With its supercharged 5G network as the foundation, T-Mobile is working to build the 5G ecosystem. The Un-carrier collaborates with universities and standards bodies to support 5G research and development. It also runs the award-winning <a href="http://t-mobileaccelerator.com/">T-Mobile Accelerator</a> and is a co-founder of the <a href="https://5goilab.com/">5G Open Innovation Lab.</a>

T-Mobile Ventures works with corporate venture capital firm Touchdown Ventures to help manage the fund. For more information about T-Mobile Ventures, visit www.t-mobile.com/ventures.

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What’s the news: T-Mobile Ventures is a new multi-year investment fund designed to fuel 5G innovation by backing early and emerging growth companies

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What’s the news: In its Q3 2020 Speedtest Market Analysis, Ookla found that T-Mobile customers get a 5G signal more often and get the fastest network response times. (crowd cheer noise) Meanwhile, Verizon customers only connected to 5G 0.6% of the time. (sad trombone noise)

Why it matters:  You can’t enjoy the benefits of 5G — like broad coverage and high speeds — if you can’t access 5G.

Who it’s for:   Wireless customers who want an amazing 5G experience on America’s largest 5G network.

BELLEVUE, Wash. — October 19, 2020 — If you want the most 5G coverage, you want T-Mobile. <a href="https://www.speedtest.net/global-index/united-states#market-analysis" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">New data</a> released today from Ookla, a leader in mobile network testing, data and analysis, shows T-Mobile (NASDAQ: TMUS) customers get a 5G signal more often than Verizon and AT&T customers. That’s 3x more than AT&T customers and 90x (that’s NINE ZERO) more than Verizon’s “Ultra Wideband”! And, T-Mobile customers also got the fastest network response times (latency).

“You can’t enjoy 5G if you can’t get 5G. I can’t believe I have to say this, but apparently some providers think 5G you can’t find is perfectly OK. T-Mobile has America’s largest 5G network, and Ookla’s report shows T-Mobile customers get the benefits of 5G more often,” said Neville Ray, President of Technology at T-Mobile. “We’re building 5G for All on dedicated airwaves to deliver both coverage and speed … while Verizon and AT&T force 5G and LTE customers to share already-crowded bandwidth.”   

Bigger? Yep. Better? That, Too.

The Un-carrier’s 5G network is the largest by far, covering 260 million people in more than 7,500 cities and towns. And thanks to the merger with Sprint, T-Mobile is rolling out the best spectrum for 5G — mid-band 2.5 GHz 5G — across the country. It’s already live today in <a href="https://www.t-mobile.com/news/network/supercharged-midband-5g">210 cities and towns</a> and will be in thousands of cities and towns by the end of the year. Where mid-band is deployed, it can deliver average download speeds around 300 Mbps — that’s 7.5x faster than our LTE today — with peak speeds up to 1 Gbps. Verizon’s “Ultra Wideband” can only deliver fast speeds outdoors on specific street corners near base stations. T-Mobile’s mid-band 5G is the sweet spot, it can give customers fast speeds across broad geographies.

T-Mobile has dedicated spectrum for 5G across low, mid and high bands. And that’s important because 5G devices will use a lot of capacity. Verizon and AT&T are stealing LTE spectrum from their existing customers to broaden their 5G coverage. Using Dynamic Spectrum Sharing (DSS), Verizon and AT&T force 5G and LTE customers to <a href="https://www.t-mobile.com/news/network/only-t-mobiles-network-unlocks-the-full-potential-of-5g-for-all">share bandwidth</a>, splitting up the capacity so each technology only gets part of it. DSS is an important network feature and should be used in limited scenarios — not to provide an entire nationwide footprint. So, what’s the problem with Verizon’s broad use of DSS? Well, they are already spectrum-constrained and have limited sub-6 GHz spectrum. And now, they’re forced to share that limited resource with their 5G customers too. More traffic, same roads – sounds like a slowdown ahead.

“The physics are simple. When you force more devices to share crowded airwaves, speeds decrease. I predict Verizon’s speeds on 5G and LTE are about to hit a massive speed bump,” added Ray.

By contrast, T-Mobile is building 5G on free and clear dedicated spectrum in all bands with its <a href="https://www.t-mobile.com/news/network/t-mobile-betty-crocker-5g-layer-cake">“layer cake”</a> multi-band strategy. With all three major bands dedicated to 5G, only T-Mobile has wide open freeways ready to take on massive amounts of 5G traffic. And with more low and mid-band spectrum than anyone else, T-Mobile is building an even wider and faster freeway.

For more information on T-Mobile’s network, visit <a href="http://www.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.

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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. T-Mobile’s customers benefit from its unmatched combination of value and quality, unwavering obsession with offering them the best possible service experience and undisputable drive for disruption that creates competition and innovation in wireless and beyond. Based in Bellevue, Wash., T-Mobile provides services through its subsidiaries and operates its flagship brands, T-Mobile, Metro by T-Mobile and Sprint. For more information please visit: <a href="http://www.t-mobile.com/">http://www.t-mobile.com</a>.

What’s the news: In its Q3 2020 Speedtest Market Analysis, Ookla found that T-Mobile customers get a 5G signal more often and get the fastest network

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America’s largest 5G network to power exclusive batting practice streams, bringing fans unprecedented immersive action in real time

BELLEVUE, Wash. — October 19, 2020 — 5G is your field pass at the World Series! Today, T-Mobile (NASDAQ: TMUS), Major League Baseball and the Major League Baseball Players, Inc announced they’re putting fans onto the field alongside the world’s best players as they gear up for the 116th Fall Classic, bringing people closer than ever to the action with T-Mobile 5G BP.

With 5G-powered cameras on America’s largest 5G network, the Un-carrier and MLB will present a streaming batting practice show like nothing fans have ever seen: T-Mobile 5G BP. T-Mobile 5G BatterCams mounted on caps of players and coaches will provide a first-person view of the action on the field in real-time. 360-degree T-Mobile 5G FieldCams will also deliver an immersive view, virtually transporting fans onto the field. The unprecedented event is made possible by T-Mobile’s nationwide 5G network which enables high-definition cameras to transmit wirelessly, allowing for true mobility.

“Connectivity has never been more important – to connect people to family, work, school … and now America’s game,” said Neville Ray, President of Technology at T-Mobile. “5G will change the way we live, work and play. A broadcast like this has never been done before, and it offers a glimpse at how wireless connectivity is set to transform the way we watch and interact with live sporting events and more … and how only T-Mobile is able to unleash the power of 5G with America’s only 5G network offering both coverage AND speed.”

“We are always exploring new ways to increase access to the game and players, bringing them closer to our fans and this year that is more important than ever,” said Noah Garden, MLB Chief Revenue Officer. “Throughout our partnership, T-Mobile has continually brought innovation and creativity to their MLB promotions and this 5G BP streaming show is yet another great example of that. We’re looking forward to giving our fans this new perspective on the Fall Classic thanks to T-Mobile.”

“Through the power of T-Mobile’s 5G service, we are excited to offer fans a bird’s-eye view of what batting practice looks like from the perspective of a Major League baseball player,” said Evan Kaplan, Managing Director of MLB Players, Inc.

This special pre-game livestream will air before Game One of the World Series on the MLB app, <a href="https://www.mlb.com/live-stream-games/subscribe/postseason/2020">MLB.TV</a>, <a href="https://www.mlb.com/">MLB.com</a>, Twitch, <a href="http://www.twitter.com/mlb">@MLB</a> on Twitter, the <a href="http://www.facebook.com/mlb">Official MLB Facebook</a> page and the <a href="https://www.oculus.com/experiences/quest/2873640696088444/?locale=en_US">MLB VR app</a> on Oculus, as well as T-Mobile’s <a href="https://www.t-mobile.com/news/un-carrier/beyond-the-bases">Beyond the Bases</a> page. Fans can check it out on Tuesday, October 20 in the hours before the first pitch. The broadcast will be produced by MLB Network and co-hosted by MLB Network’s Lauren Gardner and analyst Sean Casey.

T-Mobile has the first and largest nationwide 5G network covering 260 million people across more than 7,500 cities and towns, enabling 5G experiences like this in more places than any other provider. And it’s getting bigger and better every day as the Un-carrier continues to deploy mid-band 5G spectrum from Sprint, bringing average download speeds in areas where mid-band is deployed 7.5x greater than LTE today. T-Mobile’s mid-band 5G will be available in thousands of cities and towns by the end of the year.

For more information on T-Mobile’s network, visit <a href="http://www.t-mobile.com/coverage" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">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" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">@TMobileNews</a> to stay up to date with the latest company news.

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Identity theft protection pro Carrie Kerskie says tools like T-Mobile’s Scam Shield and other precautions can help stop fraudsters in their tracks.

When it comes to identity theft, fraud and cyber threats, Carrie Kerskie has seen it all — and then some.

“This stuff can be overwhelming to people,” she says. “In the almost 15 years of working with victims, I’ve actually had two victims commit suicide over it. When it comes to frauds and scams, I’ve seen people who’ve see their entire life savings gone overnight. It can be devastating to people.”

Based in Naples, Florida, Kerskie is president of leading identity theft restoration and consulting company the Kerskie Group, as well as author of the book Your Public Identity: Because Nothing is Private Anymore and the self-help guide Protect Your Identity. She is also the host of a new podcast, “<a href="https://carriekerskie.libsyn.com/">The Carrie Kerskie Show</a>,” which is aimed at further informing consumers on how to keep themselves — and their identity — safe from scammers.

“These types of crimes, it’s a ghost,” Kerskie adds. “You never know who did it. You don’t know how they got your information. You don’t know where they are.”

Thankfully, Kerskie is something of a ghostbuster when it comes to stopping these ghouls, and has practical advice on how to keep yourself and loved ones safe from scammers, especially during these challenging times when all of us are more reliant (if not straight-up dependent) on our mobile devices than ever before.

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Can you walk me through what it is you and the Kerskie Group do, and how your background as a private investigator led you to be a top identity theft expert? We are a full-service private investigation agency, and have been in Naples since 2001. We initially did all the traditional stuff, from cheating spouses to insurance fraud to … you name it, we investigated it. Around 2007 we started getting calls from identity theft victims. Back then there weren’t a lot of resources to help them. The FTC (Federal Trade Commission) was just starting to get some information on their website, but it was still a little bit difficult for people to navigate. We offered to help. We said, “We haven’t done this before. We’re not experts at this, but we’re happy to look into it for you.”

Then word of mouth just spread from there. We started getting more and more calls from victims, and then within my industry my peers wanted to learn how we were doing what we were doing. I started creating training programs and reaching out and warning people in my community — and people kept saying, “It’s too much information to remember, put it into a book!” I wasn’t a writer, so I went to the bookstore and I pulled out all the books on identity theft, and I couldn’t even figure out what they were trying to explain to people. I thought, “If I can’t understand this, how is the average person supposed to?” So I wrote Your Public Identity: Because Nothing is Private Anymore, which came out in 2011 and got a great response. Today Kerskie Group focuses exclusively on identity theft restoration and consulting.

Somewhat ironically, identity theft wasn’t anything I chose — it chose me.

How big of a piece of the puzzle are our mobile devices to this whole world of identity theft? Huge. Because what people often forget is that their smartphone is not just a phone — it’s a computer that can make calls. The technology has advanced so much that we can’t keep up with it. Most people don’t understand the flow of information in the digital age, yet we’re embracing this technology, we’re embracing things like apps without understanding the who, what, why, when and how behind them.

A lot of the elderly I work with, and even my own parents and in-laws, are afraid of things as simple as turning their phone on and off, because they think they’re going to break it. Which, of course, they’re not. It’s just a matter of helping people overcome that initial fear, the fear of the unknown. So familiarize yourself and be comfortable with these devices so you can use them properly. Play around with the phone. Turn things on, turn things off. Go into the privacy settings, make adjustments. If you don’t know how to do something, there’s always some YouTube video or tutorial on the internet that can walk you through things. And before you download an app to your phone, look at the terms of service privacy policy!

In your experience, are older adults particularly at risk, and if so, what can be done to protect them? People my age and a little older — I’ll turn 50 next year — we’re what is referred to as the “sandwich generation,” because we’re still raising children but also taking care of aging parents. We’re also still working and in the thick of our careers, so we have to use and embrace mobile technology.

There’s extra responsibility, and, like with anybody, the more responsibilities and tasks you have at hand, you try to get things done faster — so you don’t always stop and think at times, and things get rushed through. That’s one of the big things with scams: people are caught off guard, and often react instantly to things.

I always recommend an open line of communication, whether you’re talking to your aging parent or your child. People make mistakes, and if they fall for a scam it doesn’t mean that they’ve done something wrong. It’s just there was a really good conman on the phone.

Americans have already lost over $80 million to COVID-related scams this year. Losses due to coronavirus scams increased 70% in May and June alone. How have phone scams changed or accelerated in the last few months? Bad guys always use fear and intimidation. Those are the two big factors in their scams. Right now, everyone is on high alert. People are scared about COVID because there is a lot of unknown. We haven’t been dealing with COVID that long, and there’s a lot of confusion out there and people are scared.

We’re seeing so many smishing texts, which are quickly replacing phishing emails. I know for myself, not long ago I would get maybe one every six months. I’m getting two a day now.

Right now with COVID people are holed up in their homes, they may have a compromised immune system and oftentimes, especially with older folks, they’re lonely. They might get a text message, and the person’s like, “Oh, I’m sorry, I must have the wrong number” — and then they start a conversation. That is a new scam, where they just randomly text people, see who they can engage in conversation, hoping they’re going to get a lonely person on the phone. They befriend them and then the next thing you know, they’re asking for their personal information or money.

We’ve worked with people who’ve fallen for these sweetheart scams, and have lost everything. One woman, she took out a second mortgage on her house to send money to this guy, and of course, he was gone and she lost her house.

By the way, customers can <a href="https://www.consumer.ftc.gov/articles/how-recognize-and-report-spam-text-messages">forward a suspicious text message to 7726</a>, and it helps screen out the smishing messages.

T-Mobile recently rolled out its new suite of free, network-level safeguards with <a href="https://www.t-mobile.com/news/un-carrier/scam-shield-protects-customers-from-scams-robocalls">Scam Shield</a>. In your view, how do these sorts of protections help keep people safe? Scam ID and Scam Block are great protections. Most times people have never even heard the term “spoofing.” The way we explain it to them is that I can call you and say that I’m calling from the IRS, and I can make the incoming number mimic the IRS number. It’s going to let you know that that is a spoofed call so you know you don’t need to answer it. That I think is a game-changer.

I also love the T-Mobile PROXY number that allows you to have a second number. I think that is brilliant. I think that is huge. Phone numbers now are becoming equivalent to your social security number, except everywhere you go now, they ask you for it.

By being able to put that second number in there, you’re protecting your core number which you would only give to close family, friends, doctors’ offices — or ascribe to your financial accounts, because the banks use that phone number as an ID verifier. We’ve worked a lot lately with victims who have had their phone numbers ported or who’ve been <a href="https://www.t-mobile.com/news/press/how-to-fight-account-takeover-fraud">SIM-swapped</a>.

As soon as the bad guys get control of your primary number, they could contact one of your credit card issuers. If they call their automated phone service, it will identify your account based on the spoofed number they’re calling from. It will tell you the last three transactions and it will give you additional information on that card. You don’t even have to prove who you are. That’s how much the phone number has become an ID verifier.

I also like the Free Number Change feature. With older women in particular, we find that when a scammer calls, they often try to be polite to them. But the bad guys become extremely aggressive, and they will be extremely vulgar on the phone. They will be extremely threatening to the point to where these women are terrified. They think that person is going to show up at their house and do physical harm to them. So having that ability to change their phone number if they need to because they’re being harassed by these people, that’s another benefit.

What are some other steps all of us can take to be vigilant against phone scammers? There are three easy ways to identify a scam. Every single phone scam we’ve seen has this:

In terms of beating phone scams and scammers and shutting this whole type of criminal enterprise down, where do you think we are and what do you think the future around this looks like, and are we on the right path? I think we’re on the right path. I don’t see this problem going away overnight. Bad guys are always finding new ways to get between you and your information and you and your money.

The more that we can do to give tools to consumers to help them identify the technology that we’re up against, like Scam Shield, I think that is a great step in the right direction.

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When it comes to identity theft, fraud and cyber threats, Carrie Kerskie has seen it all — and then some. She is president of leading identity theft restoration and consulting company the Kerskie Group, and has practical advice on how to keep yourself and loved ones safe from scammers, especially during these challenging COVID-19 times when all of us are more reliant on our mobile devices than ever before.

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Today was a huge day for wireless customers. Every year consumers, including me, watch and wait to see what new technology and wizardry Apple will bring to market with their new devices!  But this year is different. This year is even bigger. This year the iPhone embraces 5G, and consumers who want the country’s best 5G will find that the new iPhones combined with T-Mobile’s 5G network … create the best experience in the market. In many ways, today can be seen as the day when 5G became relevant for consumers, as Apple’s launch makes our lineup of 5G devices nearly complete, which means the 5G Era is HERE!  From today forward, consumers will start caring, a LOT, about 5G - and it matters which network they are using right now, more than ever.  Because only one company is WAY ahead in the 5G race, and it’s T-Mobile.   

Now, you’d expect me to say that. Of course. But let me explain the facts and the reality. Because this isn’t just an excited CEO talking about new phones and the leading 5G network. This is a moment we have been working towards for years … and it is a truly pivotal opportunity to deliver a transformational connected experience to everyone!

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