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AT&T helped connect the first satellite 5G phone call

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AST SpaceMobile used a Galaxy S22 to make the call on September 8th, 2023, from a wireless dead zone in Maui, Hawaii, with its recipient located in Madrid, Spain. Vodafone, Nokia, and AT&T all validated the call. The company plans on launching five commercial BlueBird satellites in the first quarter of next year.

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AT&T helped connect the first satellite 5G phone call

AST SpaceMobile used an ordinary Samsung Galaxy S22 to make the call. | Photo by Allison Johnson / The Verge AST SpaceMobile — a cellular satellite company backed by AT&T — has placed a satellite call over 5G, marking the “first ever” 5G connection between an unmodified smartphone and a satellite in space. To conduct the test, AST SpaceMobile used a Galaxy S22. It made the call on September 8th, 2023, from a wireless dead zone in Maui, Hawaii, …

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