The network will be completely decommissioned by May 31 . T-Mobile originally planned to retire the network at the end of 2021, but delayed the shutdown to give customers like those on Boost Mobile more time to upgrade to phones that work on newer networks.
Read moreWhat is T-Mobile getting rid of?
Sprint’s LTE network will be retired on June 30, 2022. The good news is most Sprint LTE and 5G devices are compatible with the T-Mobile LTE or 5G network and will continue to operate on T-Mobile’s LTE and 5G networks.
Read moreDo you have to buy a new phone to get 5G?
There’s a lot of hype about 5G, which could help transform many industries. Wireless carriers are rolling it out in the U.S. now, but that doesn’t mean you need to buy a 5G phone this year. In fact, you may not even need one in 2020.
Read moreWill 4G be replaced by 5G in India?
According to news agency PTI, the committee has been informed that 5G will roll out in India to some extent for specific uses, by the end of the calendar year 2021 or beginning of 2022 , because 4G should continue in India for at least another 5-6 years, the parliamentary panel said.
Read moreAre Sprint plans going away?
That’s pretty huge. It means that Sprint customers will no longer need to worry about their plans changing. Our sources say that all Sprint plans, even the popular discounted ones like SWAC, will migrate to the T-Mobile systems with no pricing or plan changes . This has been a big concern for many Sprint customers.28 Oca 2022
Read moreWhat will happen to Sprint customers?
Sprint will be absorbed by T-Mobile, and eventually Sprint customers will migrate to the T-Mobile network . T-Mobile will not raise prices for existing customers in the next three years. This includes people on T-Mobile, Sprint, and prepaid plans.
Read moreWhat happens to Sprint customers after merger?
For now, all customers will stay with the same Sprint and T-Mobile network and service they’ve been using . Sprint customers can now visit a T-Mobile store for service; most T-Mobile branded stores can now serve both Sprint and T-Mobile customers.
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