T-Mobile goes live with beta of satellite phone service for the US
Free text messages for users of its own and rival networks during test period T-Mobile US has started a public beta of its Direct-to-Cell service using Starlink satellites, offering just text messages for now,
T-Mobile's new Starlink offering makes satellite phones mainstream
Providing connectivity in areas where it’s never been available before will be incredibly useful for a lot of people.
What you need to know about the T-Mobile Starlink mobile service
T-Mobile Starlink is obviously available to T-Mobile customers, but the carrier said that Verizon and AT&T customers can also use it on their existing phones without switching entirely to T-Mobile. Verizon and AT&T customers will need an unlocked phone with eSIM technology, which lets users activate a cellular plan without a physical SIM card.
T-Mobile Starlink service now open to everyone in the US, is free to use until July
This includes AT&T and Verizon customers too, not just T-Mobile subscribers. Once it launches in July, it will be included for free with some plans and cost extra for others.
These Are the Phones That Work With T-Mobile's Cellular Starlink Service
T-Mobile's cellular Starlink service can run on Apple's iPhone 14 and up, the Samsung Galaxy S21 and above, and more. But if you're on a rival carrier, make sure your phone is unlocked.
T-Mobile announces Starlink, now in public beta
T-Mobile (TMUS) recently introduced T-Mobile Starlink. Now in public beta, this service, developed in partnership with Starlink, uses satellite
Want to try out T-Mobile's Starlink beta? You'll need one of these compatible phones
T-Mobile has shared a list of devices that are compatible with the Starlink beta for free satellite messages. Check out if yours is included!
T-Mobile expands free satellite phone service beta with SpaceX Starlink
T-Mobile expands its free beta for satellite-to-phone service via SpaceX's Starlink, available to all wireless carriers until July.
T-Mobile Is Expanding Its Starlink Beta to Everyone
T-Mobile is offering beta access to Starlink for anyone in the United States—potentially. Here's the scoop: Back in December, T-Mobile announced a partnership between itself and SpaceX to bring Starlink service to customers.
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