T-Mobile has been busy lately. Yesterday, the Uncarrier launched supercharged LTE for the New York City area, boosting speeds up to 50 percent with max download rates up to 100 Mbps. In a fireside chat of sorts with Yahoo's David Pogue, T-Mo CEO John Legere talks specifics of Uncarrier 8.0—also known as "Data Stash."
It's pretty much what it sounds like. If you don't use all the data you pay for one month, it will carrier over to the next. To sweeten the deal, new and existing T-Mobile customers who qualify will also received 10 GB of data to start of with. "This is probably the biggest thing we've ever done since Uncarrier 1.0," Legere told Pogue.
Legere says on average, customers purchase 4 to 5 GB of data and, also on average, those people leave 3GB of data unused. Now, T-Mobile won't clean off the table every month, it will also give you some leftovers to take home too.
Data Stash is a free service for T-Mobile customers that will begin in January 2015.
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