Are dead zones a thing of the past? T-Mobile and Starlink's new satellite cell service thinks so. Here’s what you need to ...

T-Satellite with Starlink is the first and only mobile and satellite network, and you can try it for free during beta, even ...

I drove to a remote area south of San Francisco to put the T-Satellite beta to the test ahead of its official launch on July ...

T-Mobile is working with Elon Musk's Starlink service, with a launch set for July. Verizon and AT&T users will get access to Starlink as well.

New options extend reach to virtually the entire continental U.S. For emergency purposes, there’s no doubt that this service ...

T-Mobile’s satellite service, built in partnership with Starlink, launches 23 July with SMS support and aims to introduce satellite data later in the year.

T-Satellite launches nationwide on July 23 for $10 per month, automatically connecting when you’re out of regular coverage. At launch, you’ll get SMS support on both Android and iPhone, with ...

Like the beta service, it will be available to anyone in the US, not just T-Mobile customers. At launch, T-Satellite will only include SMS on Android and iOS, as well as MMS on Android.

At over 2,000 square feet in size, the FM1 satellite is designed to be roughly three times larger than the company's existing ...

First, T-Mobile will commercially launch T-Satellite on July 23. T-Satellite relies on SpaceX Starlink satellites for network coverage in areas that would otherwise be dead zones for T-Mobile ...

T-Mobile's satellite service, or simply called T-Satellite, with Starlink will be available across the US starting on July 23, even to customers of other carriers.

T-Mobile’s Starlink-powered satellite service will go live at the end of July for $10 a month — whether you’re on T-Mobile or not.