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‘T-Mobile One’ plan could potentially violate Net Neutrality rules

According to a BBC report, US wireless carrier T-Mobile’s newly launched unlimited talk, text, and data plan -- T-Mobile One -- could potentially violate Net neutrality regulations.

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T-Mobile announces interconnect and roaming deal with Cuban wireless provider

In an announcement made on Monday, Third-ranking US wireless carrier T-Mobile said that it has partnered with Cuban wireless provider, Empresa De Telecomunicaciones De Cuba, S. A. (ETECSA) for offering cheap calls and roaming to Cuba.

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AT&T and Verizon Wireless dominate Country's Biggest ever Spectrum Auction

AT&T and Verizon Wireless claimed a victory in the country's most lucrative spectrum auction ever. This feat holds significance for the companies as it serves the means of maintaining the infrastructure advantages they have over smaller competitors.

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Google reportedly planning to launch new wireless cellular service

According to a recent Associated Press report, tech giant Google is apparently planning to foray into the wireless data market with the launch of a new wireless cellular network, which has been codenamed ‘Project Nova.’

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French telecom company Iliad reportedly preparing to make second acquisition offer for T-Mobile

According to a new Bloomberg report, French telecom firm Iliad is apparently mulling a second bid for the acquisition of US wireless carrier T-Mobile.

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T-Mobile regards Iliad’s $15bn acquisition offer as a “very inadequate” proposal

At an investor conference in Boston on Wednesday, T-Mobile's Chief Financial Officer Braxton Carter said that French firm Iliad SA's $15 billion bid for acquiring T-Mobile is a "very inadequate" proposal.

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Sprint plans for intense regulatory review of proposed T-Mobile takeover

Against the possibility of an intense regulatory review of Sprint's proposed $32 billion acquisition of rival T-Mobile, Sprint owner SoftBank's founder and Japanese billionaire Masayoshi Son is reportedly asking banks to commit funds for a longer-than-usual period of time.

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T-Mobile Austria Announces Its Partial Victory in Legal Case

In the legal fight against radio frequencies' allocation, a result of takeover of Orange Austria by rival Hutchison Whampoa, partial victory has been claimed by T-Mobile Austria on Monday.

It was said by the Deutsche Telekom unit on its website in a blog entry that the case had been referred by an administrative court in Vienna to the European Court of Justice.

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