I Tried Verizon's and T-Mobile's 5G Home Internet to See if I Could Kick Cable to the Curb
T-Mobile's modems have screens on them so you can immediately see if the area where you placed your device has strong coverage without going into any apps. Verizon's box is more minimalist and instead relies on an LED light. If it's white, you're good; if it's red, you need to move it to a new location in your home.
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Spectrum clearly wants you to bundle home internet and mobile service, but should you?
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Along with its 5G Home Internet service, the carrier plans on expanding its fiber presence after making some key acquisitions earlier this year.
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T-Mobile aims to grow its wireless broadband subscriber base to 12 million by the end of 2028, in a bearish development for cable TV stocks.
T-Mobile Plans to Expand Its 5G Home Internet Service to 12 Million Users by 2028
It's taken some time, but T-Mobile finally seems set to expand its home internet offering. At its analyst day in 2021, it stated that it aimed to have 7-8 million customers on its then-new home broadband service by 2025.
T-Mobile sees 12M 5G broadband customers by 2028; Charter, Comcast see action
Cable broadband leaders Comcast (CMCSA) and Charter (CHTR) saw a quick sell-off just after midday Wednesday as telecom rival T-Mobile (TMUS) forecast heavy grow
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Verizon 5G Home Internet vs. Verizon Fios
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