T-Mobile’s Starlink satellite service launches on July 23

T-Mobile’s satellite service or simply called a T-satellite, with Starlink will be available Beginning on July 23, to the customers of other carriers in the United States. The company said that the service could cover $ 500,000 square miles, which traditional carriers could not reach traditional carriers, which are far from cell towers. The T-satellite will support the message for both Android and iOS devices. Android owners will also be able to send MMS, pictures and short sound clips from the beginning, while supporting iOS devices. On October 1, T-Mobile will provide satellite service based on data.

StarLink has more than 657 direct cell satellites in orbit that can provide coverage for satellite customers. The carrier has been a while for a while that allows for use in the past during emergencies, for example Hurricane milton Landed in Florida in 2024. T-Mobile in February launched the beta version Texting feature of the service that continues to be free until July, when the full service is available.

The carrier says the beta program is “incredibly successful” and has 1.8 million users who send a million text messages by “any territorial provider”, including national parks. In addition, the number of messages received by users has demonstrated that the number of messages taken three times, if they do not really use the number of messages.

T-satellite will work with selected applications for satellite data, including AccuWeather, WhatsApp, X and more. Experiences from T-Mobile’s subscribers will be able to access the service for free. Anyone, including AT & T and Verizon subscribers, can pay $ 10 per month for access. The T-satellite will also extract 911 text, regardless of the 911 text even in subscribers, but also the carrier of this year.

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