AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon fixed wireless access (FWA) speeds declined in Q2 and Q3 2025, according to Ookla. Network congestion from shared mobile and home internet resources is impacting customer experience. Wireless dealers can capitalize by educating customers, positioning fiber alternatives, and leveraging carrier spectrum investments to drive sales.

T-Mobile has officially extended Equipment Installment Plan (EIP) terms from 24 months to 36 months for all tablets and smartwatches, effective November 2025. This significant policy change brings T-Mobile in line with AT&T and Verizon, both of which adopted 36-month financing years ago—a practice T-Mobile previously criticized as anti-consumer and designed to lock customers into longer commitments. For wireless dealers, this change impacts how you position device financing,

T-Mobile's deployment of advanced 5G technology at the Las Vegas Grand Prix is more than a flashy tech demo—it's a real-world example of how carriers use high-profile events to showcase network capabilities, generate buzz, and position themselves as innovation leaders. For wireless dealers, these kinds of carrier moves create local marketing opportunities, conversation starters with customers, and proof points you can use when selling T-Mobile plans and devices. This dealer-f

T-Mobile is doubling down on its “Un-carrier” strategy with a new switching app designed to make it easier for AT&T and Verizon customers to move their lines over. For dealers and retail reps, this isn’t just another tech feature—it’s a new tool you can use to remove friction, close more port-ins, and win customers who are tired of their current carrier but scared of the switching process. This dealer-focused guide breaks down what the switching app is trying to solve, how it

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