T-Mobile US, Inc. announced two new international flat-rate data offerings for business customers. Designed to address the increasing demand for data and the costs associated with international data roaming, the T-Mobile International Flat-Rate Plan and the T-Mobile North America Flat-Rate Plan provide access to up to 150MB, 400MB, 1GB or 2GB of international high-speed data at competitive and predictable rates with no international roaming tolls or overage charges on T-Mobile's partner networks in as many as 119 destinations throughout the world. With the new T-Mobile International Flat-Rate Plan, business customers can select the amount of high-speed data that best fits their needs -- from 150MB to 2GB. Customers may select passes with up to 150MB for $25 per month or $120 per month (plus taxes and fees) for up to 1GB of high-speed data in 119 destinations around the world -- nearly all major locations in North America, South America, Europe and Asia. Similarly, the T-Mobile North American Flat-Rate Plan, the only one of its kind among major U.S. wireless companies, offers overage-free, high-speed data across North America, including Canada and Mexico, on its partner networks. Pricing begins at $15 per month for up to 150MB or $70 (plus taxes and fees) for up to 1GB of high-speed data. To avoid costly overages charges, both new data offerings slow data transmissions when users have used their high-speed data allotments. The new T-Mobile international solutions complement the company's existing portfolio of international offers and solutions for business customers including: Wi-Fi Calling for Business(TM), the pay-per-use T-Mobile Global for Business(TM) plan, and secure, enterprise-targeted T-Mobile Global Corporate Access via more than 1.2 million global Wi-Fi hotspots. The new International and North American flat-rate offers will be available for business customers on May 29, 2013.

On Track Innovations Ltd. provided an update regarding the patent infringement lawsuit alleging that Near Field Communication (NFC) enabled phones sold by T-Mobile US, Inc. infringe OTI's U.S. Patent No. 6,045,043. A technology tutorial followed by a claim construction (Markman) hearing before the Court, was completed this week. In the hearing, the Court considered the meaning of certain technical terminology used in the patent claim. The lawsuit is pending in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York and was filed in March, 2012. The date of the Court's decision following the Markman hearing was not specified. This patent is part of OTI's extensive intellectual property portfolio, including over 100 issued patents and pending patent applications encompassing product applications, software platforms, system and product architecture, product concepts and more in the fields of NFC, contactless payments, secure ID, petroleum and parking solutions.

T-Mobile USA Inc. reported consolidated unaudited earnings results for the first quarter ended March 31, 2013. For the quarter, the company reported total revenues of USD 4,677 million compared to USD 5,034 million a year ago. Operating income was USD 379 million compared to USD 497 million a year ago. Income before income taxes was USD 179 million compared to USD 325 million a year ago. Net income was USD 107 million compared to USD 200 million a year ago. Net cash provided by operating activities were USD 909 million compared to USD 1,030 million a year ago. Purchases of property and equipment were USD 1,076 million compared to USD 747 million a year ago. Adjusted EBITDA was USD 1,178 million compared to USD 1,274 million a year ago.