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With the new partnership between Starlink and T-Mobile, satellite internet is available on cell phones for just $15 per month, ensuring connection even without a carrier signal. The service is already available in the US and could revolutionize global communication!
Satellite internet is moving from a futuristic concept to an affordable solution in the United States. SpaceX’s Starlink company has taken a major step forward by partnering with T-Mobile, allowing its customers to use satellite internet for just $15 per month. This means that even in places without a cellular signal, the connection will still be available.
The announcement of this new feature was made during the Super Bowl, one of the most watched events in the world, guaranteeing great visibility. And for good reason! The promise is to completely transform the way people connect, especially in remote areas where telecommunications infrastructure is limited.
How does Starlink satellite internet work?
Starlink's proposal is simple and efficient. If the user is without a T-Mobile signal, the cell phone will automatically connect to the company's satellites. Initially, the service will be limited to text messages, but soon it will be possible to make calls and access mobile data.
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This advancement eliminates the need for landline phone towers, opening up a range of possibilities for millions of people. It's as if outer space itself were providing cell phone signals, something that previously seemed like the stuff of science fiction.
The impact of connectivity in remote areas
The arrival of this technology represents a relief for those who live or work in remote locations. Travelers, rural workers and residents of isolated regions will have a reliable and affordable connection, without having to rely on traditional coverage.
In cases of natural disasters, where cell towers can be damaged, satellite internet can be the difference between being able to call for help or not. This innovation makes communication more resilient and secure, ensuring that no one is disconnected when they need it most.
Partnership with AT&T and Verizon
Most surprisingly, AT&T and Verizon customers will also be able to test this technology. Despite the competition between these operators, the collaboration demonstrates a step forward in the telecommunications sector, which is focused on expanding internet access.
A T-Mobile executive compared the project to “putting cell towers in space,” something that until recently seemed impossible. Starlink already operates on every continent and has more than 5.000 satellites in orbit, showing that the sky is literally no longer the limit for connectivity.
The future of satellite internet
Satellite connectivity for mobile phones is just beginning, but expectations are high. In the coming months, the technology should enable voice calls and even video streaming, making the service even more useful.
There great chances that other countries will receive this news, depending on negotiations with local operators. And as Starlink's infrastructure grows, costs may decrease, making satellite internet a viable alternative even for those living in urban centers.
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