No more dead zones? There's now a way you can get Starlink's satellite network on your iPhone or Android, but only if you ...

A few days ago it was claimed that Apple and SpaceX had been secretly working together, but the latest update doesn’t force ...

Starlink connectivity is different, as it won't require users to point the phone upwards; instead, it should work like other mobile networks, even when the device is in the user's pocket.

Starlink satellites, which will enable mobile phones to connect directly to cellular services almost anywhere on Earth. This ambitious expansion follows the company's success in providing high ...

If you have T-Mobile ... Starlink page, and choose "Register now," or scroll down to the registration section. You'll need to enter your first and last name, email address, and phone number.

Five beta testers bring their iPhones and Galaxy devices to mobile dead zones in Alabama, Colorado, and other remote locales ...

Slowly but surely, Starlink ... all T-Mobile postpaid voice customers with a compatible device. When announced last month, the company said it would work with "most modern mobile phones," with ...

T-Mobile Starlink currently supports sending and receiving text messages, location sharing and texting 911 emergency services while connected to Starlink’s satellites, with plans to pursue voice ...

"T-Mobile Starlink is the first major low-earth orbit constellation in the world paired with terrestrial cellular spectrum, making the phone in your pocket work in areas of the U.S. that have ...

You can register for a chance to join in on T-Mobile’s website, providing your name, email and phone number. Neither of these features utilize Starlink infrastructure either, if that’s ...

the Starlink experience is seamless. You continue to use your phone as you regularly would, with your only task being to enjoy the improved connection. The beta program is free for all T-Mobile ...