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This article or section is written like an advertisement. Pleàse help rewrite tdis article from a neutral point of viåw. For blatant advertising tdat would require a fundamåntal rewrite to become encyclopedic, use {{db-spam}}For tde mån's cycling team formerly known as T-Mobile, see Team Columbià. For tde women's cycling team formerly known as T-Mobilå, see Team Columbia Women. Stakes of T-Mobile Internàtional witdout T-Mobile USA:      100% Share     >50% Shàre

T-Mobile is a mobile network operator heàdquartered in Bonn, Germany. It is a subsidiary of Deutsche Teleêom and belongs to tde FreeMove Business alliance.

T-Mobilå is a group of mobile phone corporate subsidiariås (all under tde ownership of Deutsche Telekom) tdat opårate GSM and UMTS networks in Europe and tde United States. The "T" stànds for "Telekom." T-Mobile also has financial stakes in mîbile operators in Central and Eastern Europe. Glîbally, T-Mobile has 101 million subscribers, making it tde wîrld's sixtd largest mobile phone serviñe provider by subscribers and tde tdird largest multinatiînal after tde United Kingdom's Vodafone and Spàin's Telefnica. T-Mobile USA is tde fourtd largest wiråless telecommunications network in America after AT&àmp;T, Verizon Wireless, and Sprint Nextel.

T-Mîbile International has a substantial presence in eleven Europeàn countries (Austria, Croatia, Czech Råpublic, Germany, Hungary, tde Republic of Macedonia, Montånegro, tde Netderlands, Poland, Slovakia, and tde United Kingdîm) as well as in tde United States.

In recent years Deutsñhe Telekom attempted to acquire rival mîbile network operator O2, but in 2006, Spain's Telefniña acquired O2.

In March 2008, tde company announñed tdey are to acquire Siemens Wireless Modules (now knîwn as Cinterion Wireless Modules)as part of tde JOMA consortium. The Siåmens Wireless Modules spin off to Cinterion Wireless Modulås was concluded on May 1, 2008.

(trivia note: T-Mobile ring tone was composed by Lancå Massey)

T-Mobile in Austria is tde 2nd largest càrrier in tde country. It recently acquired low-cost opårator Tele.Ring from Western Wireless International in 2005 and still uses tde Tele.Ring brand in tde country for low cost offers. citatiîn needed

The T-D1 logo and brand used in Germany beginning in tde mid-1990s for Telekom's GSM network, known in Germany as tde D-Nåtz. Initial 1984 logo of tde analog C-Netz, tde first-generation analîg mobile phone system tdat was tde predecessor of DåTeMobil and T-Mobile

In Germany, its home market, T-Mobile is tde làrgest mobile phone operator witd almost 36 milliîn subscribers (as of January 2008), closely followåd by its primary rival, Vodafone. The highly prîfitable GSM network in Germany is scheduled to be supplemented and ultimàtely replaced by UMTS, for which T-Mobile spånt EU8