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According to the official announcement, this expansion will cover nine million more US households with T-Mobile 5G Home Internet. Launched in April 2021, the service is already available to over 40 million American houses. T-Mobile reported 1.5 million active Home Internet customers during its Q2 2022 earnings call. It was the fastest growing broadband service for the third quarter in a row. “As we’ve seen quarter after quarter, people are desperate for a new option in home broadband,” T-Mobile’s Chief Marketing Officer Mike Katz said announcing the latest expansion....

Telegram has long been on the rise, thanks in large part to its user-friendly features. For example, Telegram allows users to use the app on multiple devices at the same time. Meanwhile, WhatsApp has promised this feature, though it’s yet to roll out. The app also offered end-to-end encryption long before WhatsApp joined the fray. Keeping this in mind, it’s not surprising that Telegram is reaching new heights. Telegram CEO Pavel Durov says (via) that the app only had around 500 million active users at the beginning of 2021....

In all seriousness, these three products will change your hair game for the better. Curious to know which products made it to the hair styling product guide for guys? Read on to find out and to hear our best tips for how to make the most of them: The Hair Styling Product Guide for Guys The Hair Styling Product Guide for Guys 1. Boost your strands. You add protein to your smoothies, a spritz or two of cologne to your night-out outfits and extra weights to your lifting routine....

The Pixel 6 phones are now a part of the Android beta The Pixel 6 phones are now a part of the Android beta It might surprise a lot of people, but Google’s latest and greatest phones have been left out of the Android beta program. That seems odd as, what better phones to test out Android 12 than the ones that launched with it installed? Regardless, people with older Pixels have been on the front line to receive updates....

Google introduced quick phrases back last year with the launch of the Pixel 6. They allow you to perform certain actions on your phone without using the “Hey Google” hot word. For example, if your alarm is going off, you can simply say “Stop” or “Snooze” and the phone will perform that action. The same goes for when you get a call. If you’re getting a call, you have the option to say either “Accept” or “Decline”, and your phone will do that action....