T-Mobile offers home internet that operates off its cellular data towers. 5G is available in some areas, and if it isn’t, there may be a 4G solution available. Home internet is on a monthly basis, so ...

You might know T-Mobile as one of the nation’s top mobile service providers, but the company is just as reliable (and fast) when it comes to Wi-Fi at home. Its 5G home internet setup means you’ll hit ...

T-Mobile offers 5G home internet using its cell tower network, with plans available in all 50 states. T-Mobile's 5G internet plans start under $100 per month, making it an affordable option for many ...

T-Mobile rolled out faster speed tiers for its 5G home internet service. But there's a catch. Not everyone can sign up for it. Here are the details. Trisha Jandoc Former Associate Writer Trisha Jandoc ...

For decades, getting home internet meant scheduling a technician, drilling holes, running cables and setting up a bulky modem. But that model is changing fast. Carriers such as T-Mobile and Verizon ...

If you live somewhere somewhat remote, beyond where cable and fiber optic companies consider it worth running service to, then your options for broadband internet service are fairly limited. At that ...

One of the key selling points T-Mobile has been making with its 5G network has been the promise that it can do more than merely be a phone service provider. As the name suggests, T-Mobile 5G Home ...

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In the land of home internet, most consumers have little choice of a provider. Cable monopolies, whether legislated or market-driven, are common in most markets. According to a Consumer Reports survey ...

If you are a heavy T-Mobile Home Internet user and live in a busy area you may find some times when your speeds are dropping, but this isn't a full-on "data cap." Here's what's happening. Eli covered ...

The premise is simple: You’re already paying your wireless carrier for mobile data, so why not use the same company for your home internet, too, and potentially get a discount? If, like many other ...