Boost Mobile has announced it is on its way to meeting FCC coverage deadlines by the end of the year and says it has earned the title of MNO — Mobile Network Operator — rather than MVNO, which is a virtual network operator mainly reselling service from other carriers. Mission... accomplished? Sort of. It’s progress, at least.

US Mobile lets customers choose their favorite network while Boost Mobile is working hard to get customers to try it's new 5G coverage

Boost Mobile, a company by Dish Network that was acquired during the T-Mobile/Sprint merger, has been continuing to grow as the company says it now reaches 70% of America with its 5G coverage. A milestone that not only gives it bragging rights but also changes the way Dish Network sees itself as a company.

Boost strengthens its value proposition with the $95 Summit 5G Android phone, offering better build quality and longer support with plans from $25 monthly.

Boost Mobile started out as just another mobile virtual network operator, or MVNO for short, meaning it didnt actually own any cell towersit was renting network capacity from one of the major carriers.