A new T-Mobile 5G network is coming to six cities with the Samsung Galaxy S10 5G: Atlanta, Cleveland, Dallas, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, and New York. The carrier is being more honest about ...

The carrier has lit up more than 5,000 cities with 5G. Verizon and AT&T are on just 39 and 237, Ookla says.

T-Mobile will deploy mobile 5G to 30 cities this year, including New York and Los Angeles, Chief Technology Officer Neville Ray said Tuesday at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.

T-Mobile's 5G Home Internet service is now expanding to more U.S. cities, specifically Missouri, Kansas, Iowa, Oklahoma, and Colorado.

The T-Mobile wireless carrier this week switched on next-generation “5G” cellular-data service across the state, a move meant to speed up online access for its smartphone users Minnesota-wide ...

T-Mobile said it would deploy 5G to 30 US cities by the end of 2018, starting in New York, LA, Dallas, and Las Vegas.

T-Mobile on Wednesday announced a much wider rollout of its 2.5GHz midband 5G coverage, adding 81 new cities and towns to a total list of 90 markets throughout the US.

The race to the next generation data network — 5G — is heating up. T-Mobile and Sprint — the nation’s third and fourth largest wireless carriers — doubled down on their 5G plans ...

T-Mobile will build out its 5G technology first in New York, Los Angeles, Dallas and Las Vegas. It will add another 26 cities later in 2018.

T-Mobile has announced at Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2018 in Barcelona that it will begin building out 5G across 30 cities this year, with Los Angeles, New York, Las Vegas, and Dallas to have the ...

T-Mobile will officially launch its mobile 5G network on Friday, June 28, beginning with in six U.S. cities with just one phone, the Samsung Galaxy S10 5G.