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

T-Mobile has just updated its 5G services by adding L4S technology, which could deliver better video calls and online gaming.

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

US operator claims first mover advantage through new 5G Advanced network offering first steps towards programmable 5G supporting use cases such as extended reality and remote driving.

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

However, for people who depend a lot on low latency, whether that's for video calls, streaming, or playing online games, ...

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

Working with Qualcomm and Ericsson, T-Mobile tested smart glasses with L4S, achieving stable visuals and reducing motion ...

T-Mobile has become the first US carrier to deploy Low Latency, Low Loss, Scalable Throughput (L4S) technology, marking a key ...

L4S is already deployed in “many cities” on T-Mobile’s 5G Advanced network, but the company is “actively expanding” the ...

T-Mobile announced it has deployed Low Latency, Low Loss, Scalable Throughput (L4S) across a wireless environment at scale.

The $10-a-month T-Satellite service keeps you connected in areas without cellular coverage -- and you don't need to be a ...