The Uncarrier network, T-Mobile, recently announced that it will offer free Apple Music streaming on its network and its subscribers can upgrade to the upcoming iPhone 6S or iPhone 7 completely for free as well.
T-Mobile CEO John Legere said that starting July 28 customers who buy an iPhone 6 through the company's $15 per month Jump On Demand phone leasing scheme can has the option to upgrade their device to the upcoming phone from Apple completely for free, according to The Verge.
Legere made the announcement via a video posted on YouTube saying, "Everyone who already got an iPhone 6 for $15 per month automatically gets this deal. You don't have to do a thing, except come get your new one whenever you want later this year."
Customers are only allowed to trade their current iPhone device to a newer one as long as their device is in good working condition. Customers who are subscribed to the Jump plan has higher priority in terms of getting the latest device and the company claim that they prioritize customers who order the new iPhone 48 hours after its official release.
Aside from getting new iPhone phones for free, Legere also announced that it is adding Apple Music into its Music Freedom program. This means that the music streaming service from Apple will be offered to T-Mobile subscribers for free and it will not consume their monthly data cap.
Aside from Apple Music, T-Mobile is also offering free streaming of Internet-based music stations and streaming services such as Pandora, Spotify, Google Play Music, SiriusXM and SoundCloud, according to iDigital Times.