T-Mobile USA CEO John Legere has strongly suggested today that the carrier will be receiving data-enabled iPads following Apple's upcoming October 22nd event.
The carrier first began offering iPhones back in April and has never carried iPads.
Consumers have long been able to insert T-Mobile SIM cards into their iPhones and iPads, but an official deal with Apple would allow users to walk into retail stores and purchase the tablets pre-loaded with a T-Mobile SIM card and optimizations for the company's fledgling LTE service.
On October 22nd, Apple is expected to introduce the iPad Mini 2 with Retina display and Touch ID, and a fifth-generation iPad with the new A7 64-bit processor.
Consumers have long been able to insert T-Mobile SIM cards into their iPhones and iPads, but an official deal with Apple would allow users to walk into retail stores and purchase the tablets pre-loaded with a T-Mobile SIM card and optimizations for the company's fledgling LTE service.
On October 22nd, Apple is expected to introduce the iPad Mini 2 with Retina display and Touch ID, and a fifth-generation iPad with the new A7 64-bit processor.
What has two thumbs and is excited for October 22? #thisguy http://t.co/gQvJ1a1axD
-- John Legere (@JohnLegere) October 16, 2013
