NEW YORK — T-Mobile will now let customers carry over their unused cellular-data allotments. U.S. wireless carriers have been pushing consumers into larger data plans, but they typically lose what ...

Did the Uncarrier just get Uncarrier’d? T-Mobile is often the first wireless carrier in the United States that comes to mind when discussing innovative mobile plans that stand to benefit consumers, ...

NEW YORK >> T-Mobile will now let customers carry over their unused cellular-data allotments. U.S. wireless carriers have been pushing consumers into larger data plans, but they typically lose what ...

T-Mobile has unveiled a new service called Data Stash, which lets customers roll over unused 4G LTE data from month to month. Data Stash will roll out to all customers on eligible T-Mobile Simple ...

Starting October 1, China Mobile, China Unicom and China Telecom will officially launch a new service to transfer consumers' unused monthly data traffic to the following month, according to a Sina ...

T-Mobile’s latest “Un-carrier” pitch is here: In an effort to stand out from the pack, the mobile carrier now lets all users save their unused data. That is, if you don’t use up your monthly allotment ...

As part of its latest ‘Un-carrier’ move, T-Mobile is giving its users some big savings, though not of the monetary kind. Starting January 2015, T-Mobile subscribers can carry over their unused data ...

Beginning next month, qualifying T-Mobile customers won't lose their unused data at the end of each month. T-Mobile's Data Stash program allows users to save unused data for up to a year, and also ...

T-Mobile's Un-Carrier 8.0 event saw the introduction of the Data Stash feature that allows users to keep extra 4G LTE data over succeeding months. The Data Stash feature, T-Mobile says, is aimed to ...

We’ve all been there: Every month, a slice of our mobile data plan goes unused, only to disappear into the ether forever at the end of the month. Now, one carrier aims to put an end to that. T-Mobile ...