Popular British mobile operator EE has just announced that its 5G network coverage is now available in many more areas including some of the busiest transport hubs, streets, landmarks, and towns.
Wireless carrier RSS
EE announced today that it is rolling out its 5G network across six cities in the UK on May 30 along with new plans and 5G-enabled devices. The launch comes a month ahead of Vodafone's 5G rollout.
FCC Chairman Ajit Pai has said he will recommend the approval of the Sprint and T-Mobile merger to his colleagues after the carriers promised to sell off Boost Mobile when the deal is approved.
Vodafone is planning to launch its 5G network across seven cities in the UK from July 3 before rolling it out to 12 more locations later this year. The first 5G phone will also go on sale next week.
Starting on Thursday, Verizon will be charging customers $20 for a phone upgrade and line activation online or via its app. Either service will cost $40 in-store or via a phone call, though.
T-Mobile will reportedly be joining Verizon in selling the Google Pixel 3 and 3 XL as well as the rumored Pixel 3a and Pixel 4 phones. Verizon has been the exclusive carrier for the Pixel devices.
Sprint is offering network switchers a new program that includes a 30-day refund period to try its LTE Advanced network, plus up to $650 of cost coverage and a $250 Prepaid Mastercard for smartphones.
HMD Global has formed partnerships with Verizon, Cricket Wireless, and Rogers to sell Nokia phones in the U.S. and Canada. Verizon will offer the Nokia 2 V while Cricket will sell the Nokia 3.1 Plus.
