T-Mobile Wants You to Know it Has a Tracker Too ...Middle East

In the wake of several device trackers hitting the market—from the likes of Apple, Samsung, and of course Tile—T-Mobile has also released a tracker. Dubbed the SyncUP TRACKER, it relies on the carrier’s LTE network, instead of Bluetooth, to work.Read This Article on Review Geek ›

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