But T-Mobile's hoping that Digits is another mark in its favor when you're trying to decide which carrier to use. 9 Tips for Finding the Right Phone; Our Favorite Messaging Apps for Android and iOS; ...

Back in December 2016, T-Mobile launched an expansive beta program for its new T-Mobile Digits service. I have been using it daily on my Samsung Gear S3 Frontier, a couple of phones, and a Samsung ...

T-Mobile created DIGITS, along with apps and web interfaces that let you access your DIGITS and manage not only phone calls, texts, and voicemails, but the numbers associated too.

T-Mobile is announcing today that its Digits service, which has been in beta testing since late last year, will be available to all of its customers starting next Wednesday, May 31st.

T-Mobile Digits may end up being loved by manufacturers if it results in more mobile phone sales. Since with Digits you can have multiple devices setup with your one number, you can choose your ...

T-Mobile on Wednesday took the wraps off of a new service that mixes a handful of features we’ve seen for years with a handful of firsts. Like Google Voice and NumberSync, Digits allows a T ...

If you are interested in trying Digits, you’ll need a postpaid T-Mobile account. The beta will be compatible with devices running Android 5.0 and above, iOS 9 and above, and Chrome and Firefox ...

T-Mobile said it Digits service, first announced last year, will go live May 31. Digits allows customers to use the same phone number across multiple devices, or multiple numbers on a single device.

It’s called T-Mobile Digits, a new service, currently in free beta testing for T-Mobile customers. The central idea is that Digits breaks the one-to-one bond between your phone number and your ...

The days of one number, one phone are over. T-Mobile today announced "Digits," which lets you put multiple numbers on one phone, or spread one number over many devices. "Since the beginning of ...

T-Mobile's Digits service, launching in beta, provides a single number for all of your devices -- including smartphones, tablets, and computers.

On Wednesday afternoon, T-Mobile unveiled a new program called Digits, which will allow T-Mobile subscribers to use a single mobile phone number across multiple devices … ...