T-Mobile brings 5G to another US city, opens two brick and mortar stores
T-Mobile revealed this week it has expanded its 5G network to more parts of Vermont. Also, the un-carrier confirmed it has opened two new stores in the same state and partnered with Green Mountain Transit to offer Wi-Fi for riders.
First off, T-Mobile's 5G network should now cover Essex Junction and South Burlington, in addition to Shelburne which was covered last month. According to T-Mobile, the network coverage in Vermont will continue to be improved, as the carrier plans to add dozens of additional new sites across the state over the next couple of years.
With that out of the way, let's switch to another piece of news shared by T-Mobile recently. Customers in Vermont can now pop in, talk to a rep, get support and choose service plans and devices in either of the two new brick and mortar stores opened by T-Mobile in Essex Junction and South Burlington.
New Store Locations:
Store Hours:
Finally, Green Mountain Transit and T-Mobile are teaming up to kick off a pilot program in Chittenden County to outfit all local buses with free Wi-Fi service. Riders along their urban system routes will enjoy free internet access while on the bus later this year, courtesy of T-Mobile.
First off, T-Mobile's 5G network should now cover Essex Junction and South Burlington, in addition to Shelburne which was covered last month. According to T-Mobile, the network coverage in Vermont will continue to be improved, as the carrier plans to add dozens of additional new sites across the state over the next couple of years.
New Store Locations:
- Dorset Square Mall Shopping Center: Dorset Street, South Burlington, VT 05403 802-497-6010
- 52 Sunderland Way, Essex Junction, VT 05452 802-764-8577
Store Hours:
- Monday-Saturday: 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM
- Sunday: 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Finally, Green Mountain Transit and T-Mobile are teaming up to kick off a pilot program in Chittenden County to outfit all local buses with free Wi-Fi service. Riders along their urban system routes will enjoy free internet access while on the bus later this year, courtesy of T-Mobile.
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