Trump enters smartphone market with exactly the gaudy golden phone you’d imagine

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  • The Trump Organization is launching a phone service called T1 Mobile.
  • The highlight of this service is its flagship “47 plan.”
  • The group has also unveiled a new phone called the T1 Phone.

Lately, there have been murmurs about the Trump Organization wanting to enter the mobile phone market. Recently spotted trademarks suggested the organization was looking to launch both a phone and a mobile service. Those murmurs have now turned into a full-blown announcement as the group unveiled its new mobile venture.

The Trump Organization, run by the US president’s eldest sons, announced the launch of T1 Mobile, a wireless service under the Trump Mobile brand. According to the announcement, this service will offer 5G coverage through all three of the major US carriers (AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile). The highlight of this service is its flagship “47 Plan,” which is available for $47.45 per month. The subscription price is a nod to Donald Trump’s presidency, currently serving as the 47 president and 45 president in his previous term.



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