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- 1SpaceX's Wireless Ambitions Send Telecom Stocks Sliding●T, VZ, TMUS Stocks Drop After-Hours — SpaceX Targets Wireless Giants As COO Gwynne Shotwell Sees Room To Win ‘Their Customers’
Shares of AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile fell in after-hours trading after SpaceX signaled plans to challenge the major US wireless carriers directly. SpaceX president and COO Gwynne Shotwell said the company sees an opportunity to win 'their customers,' raising concerns that its satellite-based connectivity ambitions could erode the telecom giants' subscriber bases.
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T-Mobile is preparing new plan tiers under a T-Mix structure that would give customers more flexible ways to combine services, according to Android Authority. The news suggests the carrier is reworking its lineup so subscribers can customize perks, lines, or add-ons rather than pick from fixed plans. Details on pricing and launch dates have not been confirmed, but the move follows industry-wide efforts to offer more modular, mix-and-match wireless plans.
- 3T-Mobile is offering a free iPhone — here's how▼T-Mobile is giving away the Apple iPhone for free — how to claim
T-Mobile is giving away an Apple iPhone for free to customers who meet certain conditions, according to Mashable. The offer requires claiming through the carrier, typically tied to trade-ins or installment-plan credits, so the phone is not free outright for everyone. Customers are being urged to check the terms before signing up.
- 4T-Mobile leak points to three new plan tiers and new app▼T-Mobile’s next plans could give customers more ways to mix things up Three new tiers could arrive alongside a fresh app
A reported leak suggests T-Mobile is preparing three new plan tiers that would give customers more flexibility in how they combine service options, alongside a new approach to perks and a refreshed app. Details remain unconfirmed, and the company has not officially commented on the plans or when they might launch.
- 5AT&T commits $3 billion to challenge T-Mobile's home internet push▼AT&T just fired a $3 billion shot at T-Mobile's growing internet business
AT&T has announced a $3 billion investment aimed directly at competing with T-Mobile's fast-growing fixed wireless home internet business. The move signals escalating competition in the US broadband market, where carriers are using their wireless networks to undercut traditional cable providers. Details on exactly how the money will be deployed remain limited.
- 6T-Mobile Launches iPhone 18 Pro With 'On Us' Deals▼T-Mobile Rolls Out the New Apple iPhone 18 Pro With ‘On Us’ Deals https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.bill board.com/cult
T-Mobile is offering the new Apple iPhone 18 Pro through promotional 'On Us' deals, allowing customers to get the device at no upfront cost, typically with qualifying trade-ins or plan commitments. Billboard highlights the best available offers for buyers looking to upgrade through the carrier.
- 7T-Mobile launches iPhone 18 Pro with 'On Us' offers▼T-Mobile Rolls Out the New Apple iPhone 18 Pro With ‘On Us’ Deals
T-Mobile is promoting the new Apple iPhone 18 Pro with 'On Us' deals, meaning customers can get the device at no upfront cost through its trade-in and installment plans. Details on pricing tiers and eligibility have not been outlined beyond the offer branding, and the carrier is positioning the promotion as its headline launch deal for the new phone.
- 8Verizon's 'Free' iPhone Costs More Than Advertised●YOU ARE GETTING SCREWED! Cost of # Verizon FREE # iPhone is a LOT more than U think: https:// jcafesin.com/2026/10/02/yo
A blog post argues that Verizon's promotional 'free' iPhone deal ends up costing customers far more than the marketing suggests, warning readers they are being misled by hidden fees and contract lock-ins. The post ties the critique to wider concerns about marketing tactics from major carriers like Verizon, T-Mobile and AT&T, and has drawn small but engaged attention online.
- 9T-Mobile ends free iPhone 18 Pro deal, discounts remain▼T-Mobile's free Apple iPhone 18 Pro deal is dead — how to save $1,000 this weekend
T-Mobile's promotion offering a free Apple iPhone 18 Pro has ended, according to Mashable. The outlet reports that shoppers can still save around $1,000 on the device this weekend through other offers. The deal's expiration has drawn attention from bargain hunters tracking smartphone discounts as Apple's latest Pro model remains a high-demand, premium-priced purchase.
- 10AST SpaceMobile Rises as T-Mobile Drops Starlink From Satellite Page▼ASTS Stock Edges Up Overnight: Retail Traders Seize On T-Mobile Dropping Starlink Name From Satellite Page
AST SpaceMobile shares edged higher in overnight trading after retail traders noticed T-Mobile removed the Starlink name from its satellite services page. Investors read the change as a possible sign the carrier is shifting focus toward AST SpaceMobile's direct-to-cell partnership, fuelling bullish chatter among retail traders, though neither company has confirmed any change to their commercial arrangements.
- 11AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon team up to end coverage gaps●AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon have officially teamed up to end coverage gaps This is likely an attempt to get ahead of pote
AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon have officially partnered to eliminate mobile coverage gaps across the United States. The collaboration between the three rival carriers is widely seen as a move to get ahead of satellite-based competitors such as Starlink and other low-earth-orbit providers that threaten to disrupt traditional cellular coverage.
- 12T-Mobile iPhone Duo buyers finding worse deals than iPhone 18 Pro owners▼iPhone Duo buyers on T-Mobile are discovering they'll get a worse deal than iPhone 18 Pro owners
Buyers of the standard iPhone Duo lineup on T-Mobile are discovering their promotions and trade-in terms are weaker than those offered to iPhone 18 Pro purchasers. The discrepancy means customers choosing the cheaper models get less value back on the carrier's upgrade deals, prompting complaints from buyers who expected comparable offers across the range.
- 13Telecom Stocks Slide Amid SpaceX Market Speculation▼T, VZ, TMUS Stocks Are Sliding Today — Is There A SpaceX Connection?
Shares of AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile are trading lower, with market commentary asking whether SpaceX's expanding satellite communications ambitions are behind the move. Investors in the telecom sector are weighing how competition from SpaceX's Starlink service, including direct-to-cell plans, could pressure traditional carriers' revenues and growth outlooks.
- 14Bernstein Cuts Price Targets On Major US Telecom Stocks▼Bernstein Slashes Targets On VZ, CHTR, T, CMCSA, TMUS Stocks: What’s The SpaceX Connection?
Bernstein has lowered its price targets on the major US telecom and cable stocks Verizon, Charter Communications, AT&T, Comcast and T-Mobile US. The move is tied to concerns about SpaceX, whose satellite internet service Starlink is increasingly seen as a competitive threat to traditional broadband and mobile providers. Analysts appear to be reassessing how much revenue these companies could lose as satellite connectivity expands.
- 15T-Mobile Stream Offers New Way to Watch Live TV▼T-Mobile Stream: Best Ways To Watch, Stream Live TV with T-Mobile
A guide circulating online explains T-Mobile Stream, the company's service for watching and streaming live television. It outlines the best ways for customers to access live TV channels through the provider, covering setup and viewing options. The item is drawing attention as consumers compare streaming alternatives to traditional cable packages.
- 16T-Mobile Offers Discounts for Seniors, Veterans and First Responders▼55 or Older? A Veteran? First responder? These T-Mobile Discounts Could Lower Your Cell Phone Bill
T-Mobile offers discounted cell phone plans for customers aged 55 and older, military veterans, and first responders, according to a Kiplinger report. The savings can meaningfully lower monthly wireless bills for those who qualify, though eligibility requirements and plan restrictions apply. The breakdown highlights which discounts are available and how to sign up.
- 17T-Mobile offering the Google Pixel 11 for free●T-Mobile is giving away the Google Pixel 11 for free — how to qualify
T-Mobile is giving away the Google Pixel 11 for free to customers who meet certain qualifying conditions. Details of the offer and how to qualify are circulating in coverage of the deal, drawing attention from mobile shoppers interested in Google's newest flagship phone.
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PCMag examines whether customers switching to T-Mobile can get the iPhone 18 Pro through the carrier's promotions. The article looks at the terms of T-Mobile's switcher deals, which typically involve trade-ins, installment plans, and eligibility requirements. Interest reflects ongoing attention to how much of a new iPhone's cost carriers actually cover for new customers.
- 19T-Mobile offers free Galaxy S26 and iPhone 17 in back-to-school deals●Best T-Mobile back-to-school deals: Free Galaxy S26, iPhone 17, and more
T-Mobile has launched back-to-school promotions that include a free Samsung Galaxy S26 and free iPhone 17, among other offers. The deals are being highlighted by Mashable as the carrier's best seasonal promotions, timed to the start of the school year when shoppers look for discounted or free phones with new service plans.
- 20Ad watchdog backs most T-Mobile T-Fiber claims, flags contract wording▼National Advertising Division Finds Certain T-Mobile T-Fiber Claims Supported, Recommends Modification to Contract Claim
The National Advertising Division, the US advertising industry's self-regulatory body, reviewed T-Mobile's marketing for its T-Fiber internet service and found that certain performance claims were supported by evidence. However, it recommended that T-Mobile modify one claim relating to its contract terms. The ruling follows the division's standard review process for advertising truthfulness.
- 21Advertising watchdog rules against T-Mobile 'break free' claims●NAD sides against T-Mobile on "break free" claims after Charter complains
The National Advertising Division has ruled against T-Mobile over its 'break free' advertising claims, following a complaint from rival cable company Charter. The decision means T-Mobile may be asked to modify or discontinue the messaging. The ruling highlights ongoing disputes between wireless and cable providers over claims about breaking free from traditional internet and phone services.
- 22T-Mobile Offers iPhone 18 Pro With Trade-In or New Line●Get An iPhone 18 Pro on T-Mobile With a Trade-In or New Line
T-Mobile is promoting a deal that lets customers get an iPhone 18 Pro by trading in an eligible device or adding a new line to their plan. The offer gives buyers a way to offset the cost of Apple's latest flagship phone through carrier subsidies. Details on qualifying trade-in values and line requirements come from the carrier's promotional terms.