US EditionT-Mobile’s T-Satellite Is Eliminating Cellular Dead Zones for Only $10/Month
- T-Mobile officially launched its T-Satellite service relying on SpaceX Starlink satellites on July 23, extending coverage nationwide for all U.S. carriers.
- The service evolved from a free beta available since January to a paid offering due to demand for cellular coverage in dead zones, with beta ending July 23.
- Initially, T-Satellite supports text messaging and 911 texting for compatible devices, with data service and MMS support rolling out starting October 1.
- T-Mobile set introductory pricing at $10 per month, which is $5 less than the original $15, and stated the network automatically connects when no cellular signal exists.
- The launch signals continued satellite service growth to eliminate dead zones, with future upgrades expected and broad implications for emergency communication accessibility.
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T-Mobile’s T-Satellite Is Eliminating Cellular Dead Zones for Only $10/Month
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