First, T-Mobile is discounting the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus by $300 for customers who trade in an iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, iPhone 6s, or iPhone 6s Plus.

T-Mobile also announced the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus set a single day sales record for any smartphones ever in the carrier's history, although it stopped short of sharing any specific numbers ...

A customer that purchases an iPhone 7 from Apple's website and selects Verizon as their carrier, on the other hand, would also be able to use the smartphone on AT&T, T-Mobile, Sprint, or any other ...

T-Mobile’s free iPhone 7 promo is slated to go live at the same time pre-orders officially open on September 9 at 12:01am PT. You can pre-register now to receive a notification as soon as the ...

T-Mobile, for instance, is offering the iPhone 7 for free when trading in one of four older iPhone models. Apple finally unveiled its latest iPhone and exciting carrier offers are already shaping up.

T-Mobile stated I could buy a new iPhone 7 for free with an iPhone 6 trade-in. I wish I would have known about this before I sold my iPhone 6s Plus for a $400 loss. read this.

After initially saying that it would not be offering loaner phones for those Note 7 owners who wanted to switch to a different phone that was out of stock, such as the iPhone 7 Plus, T-Mobile has ...

If you’re looking to leave your current mobile carrier and snag some free phones in the process, you might want to check out T-Mobile’s latest … ...

T-Mobile is offering new and existing customers the ability to upgrade to the iPhone 7 for free, through qualifying trade-in. The offer will require a trade-in of an iPhone 6 or better.

That means that for the same price as a 128GB iPhone 7, T-Mobile will sell you the 256GB version, which normally costs $100 more. As someone languishing on a 32GB iPhone 7, I can confirm that it ...

That could be why the T-Mobile iPhone won't support Verizon's network this year. All Apple will say about the modems in the iPhone 7 ($288.00 at Visible) is that they support "450Mbps LTE." ...

Versions of Apple's new iPhone 7 geared for AT&T and T-Mobile networks reportedly use an Intel chip -- one that doesn't fully support older Verizon and Sprint network technology.