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BELLEVUE, Wash.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The Un-carrier is keeping the gifting going with more tree-mendous deals. Today T-Mobile (NASDAQ: TMUS) announced that new and existing customers can get additional holiday offers, including a FREE Samsung Galaxy S21 series or Z Flip3 5G with eligible trade-in and FREE Galaxy Buds2 on Magenta MAX or Sprint MAX. Plus EVERY customer on EVERY postpaid consumer plan can get half off a Samsung Galaxy S21 series or Z Flip3 5G with eligible trade-in and half off Galax

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Messaging apps are everywhere over 3.1 billion people around the world use them, sending more than 140 billion messages every day. Their ubiquity, size, and the value they deliver to their users have often converted into stratospheric market valuations: Whatsapp was acquired for an unprecedented $19 billion in 2014, after being launched only 5 years earlier. At the time of acquisition, Facebook paid $42 per WhatsApp user. Telegram, launched in 2013 by Pavel Durov, has over 500 million users today and recently rejected an investment offer valuing it at $30 billion. Skype, one of the first VoIP services, was sold to Microsoft for $8.5 billion in 2011. The growth of mobile messaging apps shows no signs of stopping: the number of mobile messaging app users is projected to increase by over 10% by 2025, an additional 300 million people. While the growth has been phenomenal, it has brought to light a series of previously unknown dangers to the privacy, finances, and personal safety of mobile phone users: Data Sharing Violations The EUs privacy watchdog fined WhatsApp 255 million for data processing and data sharing violations in September 2021.

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T-Mobile's (TMUS) Ultra Capacity 5G network is powered by the mid-band 2.5 GHz spectrum.

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T-Mobile has been moving quickly to build out its mid and high-band 5G coverage across the US and the uncarrier has shared an update on that work today. Coming a month and a half earlier than its self-imposed goal, T-Mobile says its Ultra Capacity 5G now reaches 200 million people nationwide. Weve seen multiple independent []

Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge T-Mobile has announced that its Ultra Capacity 5G network now covers over 200 million people in the US, a goal the company had previously set to reach before the end of 2021. T-Mobile uses its Ultra Capacity 5G label for its mid-band and mmWave networks, both of which offer much faster speeds than its low-band 5G Extended Range network. The low-band network which is closer to 4G LTE in actual speed has an even wider reach, with T-Mobile boasting that it covers 308 million people across 1.7 million square miles. The rollout here is particularly notable given T-Mobiles success with its mid-band network PCMag crowned the carrier as the fastest in 2021, largely due to the strength and coverage of its mid-band spectrum Continue reading

T-Mobiles 5G Ultra Capacity network which includes its mmWave and mid-band 5G bands now covers 200 million people, a major win for the company as Verizon and AT&T are slow to catch up.