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 ...

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-Mobile says the beta program is free for all "postpaid voice customers with a compatible device" and will allow for texting using satellites to start when it kicks off "in early 2025." The ...

Starlink and T-Mobile will test their service in 2023, SpaceX exec Jonathan Hofeller said, per CNBC. This could soon bring cellular connectivity to Americans in areas with no cell service.

SpaceX and T-Mobile will begin testing a new service to bring satellite connectivity to cell phones this year, ... one that leverages Starlink satellites’ and T-Mobile’s mid-band 5G spectrum.

T-Mobile and SpaceX are ready for you to help them test this feature out, as they've opened up registration to be part of the beta program for the T-Mobile Starlink service. Register For The T ...

T-Mobile Starlink will offer connectivity in areas not covered by cell towers. Registration for the free beta is open to Verizon and AT&T customers.

Why it matters: T-Mobile and Starlink are preparing to beta test the new service that promises to make dead zones yesterday’s news. By integrating satellites – basically cell towers in space ...

T-Mobile has partnered with SpaceX’s Starlink to extend service to ‘dead zones’ that cell towers can’t reach, and it’s asking people to participate in a free test run.

T-Mobile used the stage provided by Sunday’s Super Bowl to introduce T-Mobile Starlink, a wireless service delivered by an array of satellites. T-Mobile says the service will cover 500,000 ...

More than 500,000 square miles of land currently unreached by cell towers could soon have access to critical emergency alerts through Starlink satellites.. T-Mobile partnered with SpaceX to ...

T-Mobile's Starlink beta test will target 'dead zones' — and Verizon and AT&T customers can sign up too. Lindsay Dodgson . Mon, Feb 10, 2025, 8:38 AM 2 min read.