T-Mobile's CEO suggests that direct-to-cell Starlink service will be offered to those on its most expensive plans as a free perk. Others will be able to get it as a paid add-on.

T-Mobile customers can get the new Samsung Galaxy S25 Plus for free when you trade-in an eligible device in any condition and switch to the Go5G Next plan.

T-Mobile has several Galaxy S25 deals available, with some customers able to save $1,000 for trading in old phones in poor condition.

The latest iOS 18.3 update enables the satellite texting feature offered by T-Mobile through Starlink for select iPhone users.

Currently, one of the best Galaxy S25 preorder deals comes from Samsung. For a limited time, you can get up to $500 off your Galaxy S25 preorder with trade-in. Plus, you'll get a free $50 Samsung credit. Likewise, you can get up to $700 off the Galaxy S25 Plus or up to $900 off the Galaxy S25 Ultra at Samsung.

Apple is said to be in secret talks with SpaceX and T-Mobile to add Starlink support, boosting satellite connectivity for iPhone users.

As promised, T-Mobile and SpaceX's Starlink-powered satellite service is now live for the lucky few accepted into the beta program. Over the past two weeks, we have seen T-Mobile customers posting online about getting subscribed to the satellite program.

For now, the T-Mobile direct-to-cell service via Starlink only provides basic messaging, but when more satellites are added, images and even audio streaming will be possible. Video streaming in the boondocks without carrier towers will only be possible with the next-gen Starlink cellular network constellation, though.

Pixel 9 Pro and 9 Pro XL users are now included in the beta and will be able to use satellite messaging.

If you add a new line to its premium plans, Go5G Plus or Go5G Next, you'll get $800 off the price of your Galaxy S25—that's enough to get the base S25 for free. A new line on the majority of T-Mobile's other plans will get you $600 off, which is nearly half the price of the Galaxy S25 Ultra.

In an unexpected collaboration, Apple has partnered with Elon Musk’s SpaceX and T-Mobile US to integrate support for the Starlink satellite network into its latest iPhone operating system. This development introduces a new alternative to Apple’s existing satellite communication service,