T-Mobile gained nearly 2 million customers in the first quarter of 2015

After adding more than eight million customers through all of 2014, T-Mobile started 2015 by adding almost another two million to its customer base.

T-Mobile added 1.8 million customers in the first three months of 2015, a figure that includes 1.1 million postpaid subs, 73,000 prepaid customers, and 620,000 wholesale customers. At the end of Q1 2015, T-Mobile had 56.8 million customers in all.

Moving on to T-Mobile's network, the big magenta operator says that its 4G LTE network covered 275 million people at the end of Q1 2015. That number is expected to grow to 300 million by year-end. Wideband LTE, which offers increased network bandwidth and capacity for faster data speeds, is in 157 markets and will grow to 300 by the end of 2015.

T-Mobile also gave us an update on its effort to refarm MetroPCS's network for use with its own service. At the end of Q1, there were three major markets with CDMA service that needs to be refarmed, and there are approximately 500,000 customers on that CDMA coverage.

Finally, T-Mobile reported that Q1 2015 brought with it total revenues of $7.8 billion and a net loss of $63 million.

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