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$VZ $T $TMUS Verizon, after a long time, is not raising the price of its wireless base. On the other hand, AT&T is raising the price, and T-Mobile has been talking rate plan optimization for its legacy base. Verizon has opportunities here to grow for once

@db_bezz @ATT Just spreading the word lol but there’s help

@Techlife32 @ATT Your killing these guys by publishing these price increases. 😂

$T New Update ‼️ @att has updated support pages to reflect the price increases att.com/support/articl… att.com/support/articl… att.com/support/articl…

@D_moneyy94 @ATT att.com/support/articl…

@Techlife32 @ATT Good lookin

Breaking NEW STORY ‼️ $T It has been confirmed to me that @ATT is raising the price of its legacy unlimited plans. These plans will include unlimited your way plans, legacy premium 1.0, premium, etc. These plans will see a $5 increase per line per month starting April 24th, 2026. I’m a bit early, but notices go out Friday. I’ll let ATT give the rest of the details on Friday. Enjoy your 10 extra gigs of hotspot for the increase 😮‍💨 !

@D_moneyy94 @ATT Yup, it’s out now on att support page already att.com/support/articl…

@Techlife32 @ATT Elite plan going up again ? Its already more $$ than premium pl

$T Breaking !! AT&T has updated the support page already. Any retired unlimited plan that is a multi-line account will receive a $20 increase, not per line. att.com/support/articl…

@HonkeyRPh @ATT Yep, if it part of 1.0

@Techlife32 @ATT Eliite?

$T New AT&T app is out. Finally able to talk about it. This is what t life is to T-Mobile. New look, new layout. Enjoy talking with Andi lol about.att.com/story/2026/new…

@yellmapper On some sites where the usage calls for it and it make financial sense it will remain. But on most mmWave will be taken down and c band will be added.

@Techlife32 I think I misread your post but maybe you can clarify. Some folks are getting confused thinking that mmwave is being removed. I haven't seen these get "converted". Just upgraded.

NEW STORY ‼️ $VZ I’m hearing through the grapevine that Verizon plans to convert even more of its mmWave small cells to c-band across a significant portion of its network. I’d assume under Dan Schulman’s leadership, the mmWave spectrum just hasn’t yielded the results on the investment.

@SriniGopalan @Broke_Sim This is the transparency I was speaking of in the video @SriniGopalan. Honesty goes a long way !!

@Broke_Sim I’ll admit some venues haven’t been where they need to be, but generally the experience should be useable while we’re making upgrades. NRG is mid-upgrade right now. More sectors, more capacity, and mmWave going in. You should see a noticeable change once it’s complete.

T-Mobile needs to really get their stuff together with their indoor DAS’ solutions in big stadiums that are home to NFL teams, NBA, MLB, & way more stadiums. For example NRG stadium has been neglected way too much over the years even with their n41, n25, n71 deployed around the area it is so congested with this big crowd for the rodeo as even when I went a few years back, t mobile was not reliable unlike VZ. mmWave is the solution if your midband is not enough capacity. Here’s a tiktokers speedtest down here at the Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo. @SneedTech @Terrell352 @networkninja77 @Techlife32 @FidhGolden @SriniGopalan tiktok.com/t/ZTh34YW8N/

@mobowhunting96 @ATT From what I can tell, nope

@Techlife32 @ATT Does this include Premium PL yet. That would be premium 2.0?

@AustinFischerTX And it’s not entirely there yet, but you can see by Tmobile’s actions. They’re looking to get the entire block nationwide of N 41. They’re trying.

To be clear, this isn’t blind praise, but consider the implications if T-Mobile could consolidate the entire nationwide block of n41 into a single contiguous 194 MHz swath. In rural and suburban areas, n77 in its current deployment grid continues to fall short on both reach and building penetration, and whether that comes down to deployment density or simply physics, my anecdotal experience suggests the gap is real. N41, by contrast, seems to genuinely occupy that sweet spot between capacity and coverage. As for Verizon’s mmWave ambitions, what once appeared to be a genuine competitive differentiator now looks like an extraordinarily costly detour.

This was clearly demonstrated when they deployed n77 in Gatlinburg. The area experiences traffic densities rivaling an indoor stadium, yet mmWave was notably absent from the rollout. Which raises the question: how much time and resources were spent chasing mmWave at scale when that investment could have put Verizon in an even stronger competitive position today?

@Crowsnestbb @SneedTech @Terrell352 @mobowhunting96 @jakepimental99 That will be where AT&T will have a leg up on the competition. They’re going to receive funding and reimbursements from the government to specifically deployed these types of cell sites where no one else has coverage because of the first responder contract.

This is a brand new at&t build right on the outskirts of the city of Altoona in a little valley where none of the carriers have coverage. This is one of several new at&t builds happening in this region right now. @SneedTech @Techlife32 @Terrell352 @mobowhunting96 @jakepimental99 @CyprioniTech @DustyRaging @NicholasT1979 @Flyordie209 @curtisnetworks

@keeyon81 I mean you can keep telling yourself that, but Verizon by far has the most amount small cells deployed across the vs any other carrier in the us

@Techlife32 Sorry to say but taking a large trunk of spectrum like C band and putting it to a small cell solution will guarantee Verizon stays second or third overall for now on (small cells as a coverage layer)

@keeyon81 No, what it really means is that c band is the better deployment from the small cell cause it has better range and you can connect more devices on that connection vs mmWave

@Techlife32 Well that's tell you even Verizon have no answers for the new competitive environment

@willbobgill Those would stick around cause they have usage and make money from it

@Techlife32 That’s an issue for home and business internet relying on mmWave