T-Mobile CEO Legere on Data Plans, Carrier Competition

T-Mobile announces its Uncarrier 12 initiative, focusing on eliminating data plans and offering unlimited services. The company compares its offerings with competitors like Sprint and Verizon, highlighting its superior network capabilities. T-Mobile's strategy aims to attract more customers by providing better value and service. The discussion also touches on industry changes, such as AT&T's bundling strategy and the potential merger with Sprint. T-Mobile plans to continue innovating with future Uncarrier moves.

What is the main focus of T-Mobile's Uncarrier 12 initiative?

• Introducing new phone models

• Eliminating data plans and offering unlimited services

• Reducing international roaming charges

• Providing free phones to new customers

How does T-Mobile differentiate itself from Sprint in terms of pricing?

• Offering a family plan for $40 per line

• Providing 50% off on all plans

• Offering a family plan for $460

• Reducing prices by 25%

What advantage does T-Mobile claim to have over Verizon?

• Older network infrastructure

• Twice the network capacity per customer

• More expensive plans

• Limited data options

What strategy did AT&T announce in response to T-Mobile's moves?

• Providing free phones to new customers

• Bundling unlimited data with satellite TV service

• Reducing international roaming charges

• Offering unlimited data without conditions

What is T-Mobile's response to AT&T's bundling strategy?

• Offering a similar bundle

• Reducing prices further

• Criticizing it as forcing unwanted services

• Introducing new phone models

What is the speculation regarding Sprint and T-Mobile?

• T-Mobile plans to acquire Sprint

• Sprint plans to acquire T-Mobile

• Sprint hopes to merge with T-Mobile

• T-Mobile hopes to merge with Verizon

How does T-Mobile view its current market position?

• Focusing on international expansion

• Losing customers to Sprint

• The hottest brand in wireless

• Struggling to keep up with competitors