T-Mobile COO Talks Subscriber Growth, 5G Plans and Sprint Merger

The video discusses T-Mobile's impressive subscriber growth and financial performance, highlighting its record revenues and EBITDA. It covers the development of Layer Three TV for the 5G era, aiming to revolutionize broadband services. T-Mobile's 5G rollout strategy focuses on nationwide coverage using low band spectrum, setting it apart from competitors. The video also addresses the regulatory review of the Sprint merger, emphasizing increased network capacity and competition, which is expected to lower prices.

What is one of the key factors driving T-Mobile's record revenues?

• Increased marketing spend

• Subscriber gains

• New retail stores

• Partnerships with other carriers

What was the purpose of T-Mobile acquiring Layer 3 TV?

• To expand their retail presence

• To enter the online TV service market

• To develop new mobile phones

• To improve customer service

How does T-Mobile plan to transform their TV service?

• By offering more channels

• By integrating it with social media

• By partnering with cable providers

• By reducing subscription costs

When is T-Mobile expected to support 5G phones?

• Early next year

• Middle of next year

• End of this year

• In two years

What is unique about T-Mobile's 5G strategy compared to other carriers?

• Partnership with international carriers

• Nationwide coverage using low band spectrum

• Focus on urban areas only

• Use of high band spectrum

What is the expected outcome of the T-Mobile and Sprint merger in terms of network capacity?

• 8 times higher capacity

• Reduced capacity

• Slightly increased capacity

• Same capacity as before

How will the merger between T-Mobile and Sprint affect mobile prices?

• Prices will increase

• Prices will fluctuate unpredictably

• Prices will remain the same

• Prices will decrease due to increased capacity