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T-Mobile's T-Satellite Aims to Connect 500,000 Square Miles
2025-06-24 04:40:14
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T-Mobile's T-Satellite Aims to Connect 500,000 Square Miles

T-Mobile is set to revolutionize mobile connectivity with the launch of its satellite-to-cell network, T-Satellite, powered by SpaceX's Starlink, on October 1. This innovative service, which has garnered interest from over 1.8 million customers in its beta phase, aims to bridge the gap in mobile coverage by reaching areas traditionally underserved by cell towers.

Initially offering SMS, MMS, and short audio clips, T-Mobile plans to expand its capabilities to include data services. The initiative targets to eliminate mobile dead zones and will enhance connectivity across more than 500,000 square miles in the United States.

With partnerships involving major tech companies, T-Mobile is poised to redefine how users access mobile services in remote locations.

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channelnewsasia
23. Juni 2025 um 21:28

T-Mobile to launch data service on satellite-based network in October

T-Mobile plans to launch its data service on a satellite-to-cell network, powered by SpaceX's Starlink, on October 1. Over 1.8 million customers have signed up for the beta program since its launch at the end of 2024, including hundreds of thousands from AT&T and Verizon. The service will initially offer SMS, MMS, and short audio clips before expanding to data capabilities, aiming to eliminate mobile dead zones and provide connectivity to over 500,000 square miles in rural areas.
reuters_com
23. Juni 2025 um 21:28

T-Mobile to launch data service on satellite-based network in October

T-Mobile plans to launch a data service on its satellite-to-cell network, powered by SpaceX's Starlink, on October 1. Over 1.8 million customers have signed up for the beta program since its end-2024 launch, including hundreds of thousands from AT&T and Verizon. The service aims to eliminate mobile dead zones and extend connectivity to over 500,000 square miles in the US that traditional cell towers can't reach.
thestar_my
23. Juni 2025 um 23:20

T-Mobile to launch data service on satellite-based network in October

T-Mobile will launch a data service on its satellite-to-cell network, powered by SpaceX's Starlink, on October 1. The service, called T-Satellite, has already attracted over 1.8 million customers since its beta program launch at the end of 2024, with hundreds of thousands from AT&T and Verizon. The network aims to eliminate mobile dead zones and extend connectivity to over 500,000 square miles in the US that traditional cell towers can't reach.
The Verge
23. Juni 2025 um 22:57

T-Mobile’s satellite service officially launches in July

T-Mobile's Starlink-powered satellite service, 'T-Satellite', will launch on July 23rd as an included feature with the Experience Beyond plan or available for $10/month. Initially, it will only offer SMS and MMS capabilities, but data connectivity is expected to be added by October 1st. T-Mobile has partnered with Apple, Google, and other companies to enable satellite data use in select apps.
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