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T-Mobile US, Inc. reports developments in U.S. wireless service, broadband connectivity and customer growth across its T-Mobile, Metro by T-Mobile and Mint Mobile brands. Company news commonly covers postpaid and prepaid plans, 5G network investments, fixed-wireless and business internet offerings, eSIM products for travelers, and enterprise connectivity tools.
Updates also address financial results, stockholder returns, investor presentations, sports and event connectivity deployments, network resilience for emergencies, and satellite-enabled services such as T-Satellite and Starlink-integrated business broadband. These items reflect T-Mobile’s operating focus on mobile subscribers, prepaid access, business connectivity and nationwide wireless network capacity.
T-Mobile (NASDAQ: TMUS) announced that all customers on Magenta and Magenta MAX plans, including existing Sprint Unlimited Plus and Premium customers, will receive a 12-month free Apple TV+ subscription starting August 25. This promotion comes as part of T-Mobile's initiative to enhance customer experience through award-winning content streaming. T-Mobile boasts the largest and fastest 5G network in the U.S., covering 305 million people, making it well-positioned for enhancing streaming options for its users.
T-Mobile is investigating a sophisticated cyberattack that compromised a significant amount of customer data. The breach involved the personal information of approximately 7.8 million postpaid customers and over 40 million former or prospective customers, including names, dates of birth, and Social Security Numbers. However, no financial or sensitive information like credit card or payment data was accessed. T-Mobile is offering two years of free identity protection services and has reset all exposed account PINs to enhance security.
T-Mobile (NASDAQ: TMUS) has launched the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3 5G and Z Flip3 5G, offering new and existing customers, including small businesses, opportunities for significant discounts. Customers can get the Z Flip3 5G for FREE or up to $1000 off the Z Fold3 5G with eligible trade-ins. The devices are part of T-Mobile's extensive 5G network, which covers 305 million people across 1.7 million square miles. Customers can pre-order the devices now, with availability set for August 27.
T-Mobile USA, a wholly-owned subsidiary of T-Mobile US, has announced a private offering of $2 billion in Senior Secured Notes, consisting of $1.3 billion in 3.400% Notes due 2052 and $700 million in 3.600% Notes due 2060. The offering is expected to close on August 13, 2021, and the proceeds will be used to redeem existing 4.500% Senior Notes due 2026. Notably, these notes are sold under exemptions from the Securities Act, emphasizing their restricted nature and targeting qualified institutional buyers.
Peter Osvaldik, the CFO of T-Mobile US (NASDAQ: TMUS), will provide a business update on August 11, 2021, at 4:35 p.m. EDT during the Oppenheimer 24th Annual Technology, Internet & Communications conference. The event will be available via live webcast on T-Mobile's Investor Relations website. An on-demand replay will be accessible post-event. T-Mobile US continues to focus on enhancing its 4G LTE and nationwide 5G networks, aiming to deliver exceptional value and quality in wireless communications.
T-Mobile US plans to offer senior secured notes via a private offering exempt from Securities Act registration. The proceeds will redeem 4.500% Senior Notes due 2026 held by Deutsche Telekom AG. The notes are offered only to qualified institutional buyers under Rule 144A and Regulation S. This release does not constitute an offer to sell or buy the notes and includes cautionary forward-looking statements related to market conditions and uncertainties that may affect the offering.
T-Mobile (NASDAQ: TMUS) and The Drone Racing League (DRL) have partnered to launch the world's first 5G-enabled racing drone. This innovative drone features an embedded 5G module that allows for live streaming high-definition video directly to the Internet. The drone's debut occurred at the MLB Field of Dreams event in Iowa, delivering unique FPV footage over T-Mobile's 5G network. T-Mobile aims to redefine sports entertainment with this technology, enhancing both pilot performance and fan experiences through real-time high-quality video streaming.
T-Mobile announced donations to LULAC and UnidosUS, supporting digital literacy programs for Hispanic communities. Funding will aid LULAC's Conexiones program, introducing STEM skills to high school students, and UnidosUS's Latinx in Business initiative, enhancing digital literacy for entrepreneurs. These programs aim to bridge the digital divide and empower Latino communities through workshops on digital privacy, business operations, and effective internet use. T-Mobile's initiative aligns with its Equity In Action plan to promote diversity and inclusion.
Sarcos Robotics announces a partnership with T-Mobile to integrate 5G technology into its Guardian XT mobile industrial robot. This collaboration aims to enhance remote operations, enabling operators to perform tasks more efficiently and safely in hazardous conditions. The integration will start with a remote viewing system powered by T-Mobile's 5G network, followed by teleoperation capabilities. Both the Guardian XO and XT robots are projected for commercial release by the end of 2022. Sarcos is also set to go public through a merger with Rotor Acquisition Corp.
Fisk University, in collaboration with HTC VIVE, T-Mobile (NASDAQ: TMUS), and VictoryXR, is launching a groundbreaking 5G-powered virtual reality human cadaver lab. This innovative lab will enable students in pre-med and biology programs to study anatomy interactively. The advanced VR technology combined with T-Mobile's Ultra Capacity 5G network allows real-time, high-detail educational experiences. The initiative aims to make Fisk a leader in technology-driven education, reducing reliance on external resources for anatomy classes while also offering VR history courses at significant civil rights sites.