US EditionT-Mobile Retires CellSpot Devices: Here’s What It Means for You
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T-Mobile Retires CellSpot Devices: Here’s What It Means for You
Back in 2015, T-Mobile introduced the 4G LTE CellSpot—a device that acted like a mini cell tower in your home, using your internet connection to improve indoor cell coverage. This was especially helpful for areas where T-Mobile’s signal was weak or unavailable. The CellSpot connected to your internet via Ethernet and broadcasted a short-range LTE signal for phones to pick up. In mid-2021, T-Mobile changed its policy, requiring new customers t…
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