T-Mobile, operating in the United States (part of the North America & Caribbean region), is a major mobile network provider recognized for its innovative approaches to wireless communication and competitive pricing. Identified by its Mobile Country Code (MCC) of 310 and Mobile Network Code (MNC) of 260, T-Mobile has played a significant role in shaping the American telecommunications landscape. Known for its aggressive expansion strategies and emphasis on 5G network deployment, T-Mobile distinguishes itself from competitors like Verizon (MCC 311) and AT&T (MCC 310) through attractive data plans and a wide range of devices. Historically, T-Mobile's journey in the US has been marked by strategic acquisitions, including its merger with Sprint in 2020. This merger significantly expanded T-Mobile's network infrastructure and spectrum holdings, bolstering its capacity and coverage across the United States. As a result, T-Mobile frequently touts its extensive 5G network, covering vast areas and offering faster data speeds compared to some competing networks. They offer a variety of services, including prepaid plans, family plans, and business solutions, aiming to cater to a diverse customer base within the USA's highly competitive mobile market.