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T-Mobile (NASDAQ: TMUS) is enhancing Halloween by partnering with Reese’s to create Apartment 5G, offering 10 times faster speeds. This special event is set for October 31, with locations in NYC and select T-Mobile stores, where visitors can receive exclusive Reese’s Take 5G bars. The company has expanded its 5G network, now covering 308 million people with Extended Range and 186 million with Ultra Capacity. They aim to reach 200 million with Ultra Capacity by year-end 2021.

T-Mobile has announced the availability of the Google Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro on October 28, with pre-orders starting today, October 19. Customers can receive up to $900 off through trade-in offers. Both devices feature advanced 5G capabilities and a new Ultra Capacity 5G icon. They include Google's Tensor chip, enhanced cameras, and a variety of designs. T-Mobile's exclusive Google One cloud storage plan is also available for $5/month. This initiative aims to attract new and existing customers to T-Mobile's extensive 5G network.

T-Labs and T-Mobile U.S. have launched the T-Challenge, a global competition aiming to harness 5G and extended reality (XR) technologies to innovate the retail shopping experience. The challenge invites startups, developers, and researchers to present solutions enhancing in-store and remote shopping. Up to 20 finalists will receive an all-expenses paid trip to Bonn, and six winners will share a prize pool of 600,000 euros. The competition closes for submissions on January 31, 2022.

T-Mobile US, Inc. (NASDAQ: TMUS) will discuss its third quarter 2021 financial results on November 2, 2021, at 4:30 p.m. EDT. The earnings release and related materials will be available at 4:05 p.m. EDT on the same day through their Investor Relations website. Participants can access the call via a dedicated phone line or through the webcast link. For questions, participants are encouraged to tweet @TMobileIR or @MikeSievert using $TMUS.

A replay will be available for two weeks after the call.

T-Mobile is recognized as a leader in 5G speeds and coverage according to Opensignal's latest USA 5G Experience Report. Average 5G download speeds reach 118 Mbps, over twice as fast as competitors AT&T and Verizon. T-Mobile boasts the best 5G availability, allowing customers to connect more often and in more locations. With plans to deploy Ultra Capacity 5G, coverage is set to expand to 200 million people by year-end. This marks the fourth consecutive report affirming T-Mobile's status as the top provider for 5G performance.

T-Mobile has unveiled the Big Fee Deal, reducing the monthly cost of its Home Internet service by $10 to $50, with no additional fees. This initiative addresses the more than $9 billion Americans spent on fees to landline ISPs last year. T-Mobile aims to make affordable and reliable internet more accessible, especially for over 42 million people who lack broadband access. Users can enjoy flat rate pricing with no annual contracts and easy setup, directly challenging the traditional ISP model.

T-Mobile has announced a commitment of $25 million in Hometown Grants over the next five years to support community development in 25 small towns across America. This initiative aims to enhance rural America by creating job opportunities and improving local amenities, including parks and public spaces. T-Mobile plans to hire 7,500 new employees and previously awarded a $3 million prize to Woodstock, Illinois, recognized as the first Hometown Techover winner.

T-Mobile has expanded its Home Internet service to 51 cities across Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina, significantly increasing access to affordable broadband for millions. With over 30 million eligible households, T-Mobile aims to provide high-speed internet where traditional ISPs have fallen short, reaching areas with limited broadband choices. Customers enjoy a flat rate with no hidden fees, making it an attractive option in a market struggling with high prices and poor service. A limited-time offer reduces monthly costs by $10 for new subscribers.