The fourth-largest mobile carrier in the U.S. has made a unique entry into digital music. T-Mobile announced Wednesday it will remove all data charges from streaming music on services such as Pandora and Spotify over its 4G LTE network.

Named Music Freedom, the initiative will begin with a group of seven services that also includes iTunes Radio, iHeartMusic, Slacker, Rhapsody and Milk Music, Samsung's new Internet radio service. Additional music services, including the upcoming Beatport music app from SFX, will be added to the list over time.

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that's huge.

Let me switch to tmobile

That's not far.

I really want t.mobile.

When will my flop ass provider Verizon step up to the plate? Slay a little T-Mobile

Amazing,

I love having t mobile. Even in china, I was able to get text message, go online, and everything. For free too.,same with when I was in a Hong Kong and Australia

Let me switch to T-Mobile real quick, AT&T improve your sht

I need Verizon to hop on the bandwagon.

They probably will once they see how successful it becomes

T-Mobile isn't playing around. Just yesterday the CEO dragged AT&T and Verizon for filTh on Twitter

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/0...n_5511693.html

Too bad their coverage sucks or it could've actually been revolutionary.

Really depends on the area.

Would be awesome if you could actually get a good signal from T-Mobile anywhere around here You'd be waiting all day for one song to load.

Right? Lemme switch my plan

It's not THAT bad.

Yas my provider

I work in the downtown Manhattan area, and the speeds for 4G are exceptionally quick.

I'm in NYC but my T-Mobile data works extremely well; I stream music from Spotify with no problem.

I was in shock when they sent the text to me talking about this. Now I don't have to ***** out my data for music anymore.