T-Mobile has provided a major update to its 5G services by adding support for the L4S standard, short for “Low Latency, Low ...

That’s because the carrier announced today that it’s rolling out support for a new tech called Low Latency, Low Loss, ...

Zero latency isn't exactly possible, but we can work towards getting it as low as possible, and T-Mobile has taken a step in ...

A new upgrade with L4S tech will reduce latency on the carrier’s 5G network. That should mean fewer interferences in your ...

T-Mobile is rolling out L4S on its 5G Advanced network, aiming to reduce lag and packet loss for cloud gaming, XR, and video ...

T-Mobile is upgrading its networks to support new "L4S" technology to reduce latency for smooth and lag-free video calls and game streaming.

There are caveats, though. Go5G Plus is T-Mobile's most expensive plan at $90 per month for a single line with AutoPay enabled. Prices get cheaper with more lines, with two and three lines both ...

Dear Lifehacker, With all the new changes to T-Mobile and AT&T's plans I can't really tell how much the plans really cost and whether it's worth switching or if I should just stick to the two-year ...

T-Mobile today announced a new Go5G Next plan that is designed to allow subscribers to upgrade their smartphones on a yearly basis. The plan is available alongside the existing Go5G and Go5G Plus ...

T-Mobile’s best plans keeps getting better. Customers can now easily add their connected devices — tablets, smartwatches and laptops — for just $5/month per device on Go5G Next and Go5G ...