Sprint plans to launch its 5G network in select U.S. cities this May. Customers with compatible devices, such as the new Galaxy S10 5G, will initially get to enjoy faster data in Chicago, Atlanta, ...

Sprint will make commercial standards-based 5G service available starting in May, the company announced at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. Chicago, Atlanta, Dallas and Kansas City, MO will be ...

T-Mobile has expanded its 5G network and kept plan and phone prices down, but other premerger pledges are still unfulfilled.

With T-Mobile’s acquisition of Sprint in full swing, it’s time for some big changes. Following a test run in New York, T-Mobile has now completely shut down the Sprint 5G network across the United ...

PHILADELPHIA--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Today at Lincoln Financial Field soccer fans from around the world got a glimpse at the future of wireless sports entertainment with a Sprint (NYSE:S) demonstration of ...

Other than a 5G technology trial held a year ago in conjunction with the 2016 Copa America Centenario soccer competition, Sprint has been fairly quiet about its 5G plans — until now. Over the course ...

The Sprint 5G network has been shut down. As T-Mobile starts to redeploy it as part of its own 5G network. This is something that we knew was coming in the very near future. But it still sucks for ...

BARCELONA, Spain – Sprint executives are not impressed by AT&T's recent standards-based mobile 5G launch, stating that their company's own planned network launch that is forthcoming by mid-year is the ...

A day after formally completing the sale of Boost, Virgin and other Sprint prepaid networks to Dish, T-Mobile is pulling the plug on Sprint 5G. The move is one in a long list of issues that need ...

T-Mobile is shutting down the service to bolster its own offering. Sprint's Samsung Galaxy S20 is the only device unaffected. Corinne Reichert (she/her) grew up in Sydney, Australia and moved to ...

Ryne was ostensibly a senior editor at Android Police, working at the site from 2017-2022. But really, he is just some verbose dude who digs on tech, loves Android, and hates anticompetitive practices ...