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T-Mobile is expanding its T-Satellite service, powered by Starlink, to support third-party apps like WhatsApp, Google Maps, and others on most recent Android and iOS devices, with additional support for older models, offering messaging, location sharing, and multimedia features, available with most plans or for $10/month for non-T-Mobile users.
T-Mobile has expanded its satellite-to-cell service, T-Satellite, to support popular apps like WhatsApp, Google Maps, and X in the US, enabling users to stay connected even without cellular coverage. The service is free for most plans or available for $10/month, providing limited but critical app functionalities such as messaging, voice, and location sharing, marking a significant milestone in satellite-based connectivity.
T-Mobile has launched a new low-cost satellite messaging service called T-Satellite in partnership with Starlink to attract and retain customers amid recent price hikes and increased churn. The service provides extended coverage in remote areas, is free for certain plans, and has been used in emergencies, aiming to appeal especially to first responders and customers in underserved regions.
T-Mobile's new T-Satellite service, leveraging Starlink satellites, offers nearly seamless satellite texting that mimics cellular messaging, even for users with non-T-Mobile phones, providing a significant boost in connectivity in remote areas and dead zones, with ongoing improvements planned for multimedia messaging and app data integration.
T-Mobile has launched its T-Satellite service, powered by Starlink, offering satellite-based text messaging and location sharing across the US, initially available as a standalone subscription and included for certain plans, with plans to expand features and device support.
T-Mobile has launched T-Satellite, a satellite texting service in partnership with Starlink, allowing most recent smartphones to send texts from anywhere, including emergency services, for $10/month or free with certain plans. The service expands coverage into areas without cellular towers and will support data in third-party apps by October, with plans to include MMS and images soon. AT&T and Verizon are developing similar services, but T-Mobile's partnership with Starlink gives it a technological edge.