T-Mobile has announced that it is launching a Starlink satellite communication feature in public beta, with anyone in the United States now able to take it for a spin.

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Forget the Eagles, T-Mobile just won the Super Bowl of connectivity with its latest direct-to-cell announcement ...

The announcement was made via a Super Bowl 59 ad in the first half, where the Seattle-based carrier announced they are ...

T-Mobile said 500,000 square miles of the U.S., which is unreachable by terrestrial cell towers, can now stay connected.

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T-Mobile and SpaceX’s Starlink have officially launched their satellite-to-cell service, aiming to eliminate mobile dead zones and keep you connected anywhere.

T-Mobile and Starlink launch a satellite-based messaging beta, eliminating dead zones. Free until July, it works for all ...

You can register for the Starlink beta by tapping on this link and typing in the information requested by T-Mobile. The carrier says, "Anyone on any carrier can sign up now to join the beta test and ...

T-Mobile's cellular Starlink service can run on Apple's iPhone 14 and up, the Samsung Galaxy S21 and above, and more. But if ...

T-Mobile is teaming up with Starlink to eliminate dead zones. See how this new technology works, as well as how AT&T and Verizon customers can access it.

The carrier’s tie-up with Elon Musk’s satellites for texting and data usage in mobile dead zones will cost most users $15 a month after a free testing period.