More than16 million songs and original editorial content available to MetroPCS customers at lowest cost SEATTLE-January 17, 2013- Rhapsody introduced a new mobile music offer with MetroPCS that will ...

One of the most dubious practices of the business world is making people pay to pay — charging customers money so they can give the company money. Want to pay by credit card? That’ll cost you. Want to ...

CNET takes a look at the prepaid carrier's next-generation network, which has been crucial to drawing new customers, but nowhere near as fast as the similarly named 4G LTE network Verizon offers.

NEW YORK (AP) -- Wall Street gave T-Mobile USA Inc., the new-born combination of T-Mobile USA and MetroPCS, a warm welcome on its first day of trading. The stock was at $16.57 in morning trading ...

MetroPCS is once again encouraging its investors to vote in favor of its upcoming merger with T-Mobile, especially now that Deutsche Telekom has improved its offer terms. The improved terms reduces ...

If you've been holding out for a new $40/month smartphone, you're in luck. We're not even three months separated from T-Mobile's MetroPCS acquisition and the value carrier is already reaping benefits ...

ROCKLIN (CBS13) -- MetroPCS customers' phones may soon stop working. When Cliff Calahan said he was told he needed to buy a new phone to keep his service, he called Kurtis. Every MetroPCS customer who ...

T-Mobile has always offered “unlimited” mobile data service, but it came with an asterisk and a flurry of fine print at the bottom of contract agreements. Users could use all the data they wanted, but ...

It's ahead of schedule in migrating customers from the MetroPCS and plans to decommission the old network in Boston, Philadelphia, and Las Vegas by the end of the year. Marguerite Reardon started as a ...

In a long, drawn-out dating process reminiscent of reality TV show “The Bachelor,” MetroPCS explored its options with almost every potential suitor in the country before finally settling on T-Mobile ...

While MetroPCS may not exist for much longer as a standalone company thanks to the proposed merger with T-Mobile, that isn’t stopping the country’s fifth-largest carrier from pushing out new services.

MetroPCS said late Tuesday it had launched a commercial voice-over-LTE service, claiming a win in the international race for the next generation of mobile voice. The fifth-place U.S. carrier said it ...