Echostar reboots wireless brand Boost Mobile
The company is touting simplicity across its prepaid plans, but some options have hidden strings attached.
Boost Mobile is a wireless phone company owned by satellite and streaming TV provider Dish Network. It was previously owned by Sprint.
The company is touting simplicity across its prepaid plans, but some options have hidden strings attached.
Dish CEO Erik Carlson will resign next week after the company reported lackluster financial and subscriber data on Monday.
Dish Network says no customer data was obtained during a cybersecurity incident that took internal systems down in mid-February.
Dish is reportedly exploring ways to divest Boost Mobile to a blank check firm created by the satellite giant’s co-founder.
A key deadline imposed by federal regulators for Dish Network’s 5G wireless network rollout is Tuesday.
The CPUC says T-Mobile made misleading statements when it was plotting to merge with Sprint.
Dish Network unveiled a new website this week that indicates the company is inching closer to launching its 5G service.
Boost Mobile and Comcast will modify their advertising with respect to each company’s wireless phone offerings after AT&T complained the ads were misleading.
Boost Mobile is now offering privacy and encryption tools to customers of its low-cost phone service — but they’ll have to pay to get them.
Dish Network has acquired the assets of Ting Mobile, bringing more than 200,000 prepaid wireless subscribers under the control of the satellite television company.