Starlink internet reaches cell phones directly in remote areas

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Starting July 15, 2025, Starlink and T-Mobile will launch direct-to-cell phone satellite internet service, eliminating the need for external antennas. This will provide connectivity to remote and underserved areas. The service will utilize Starlink's low-orbit satellite network, expanding coverage to areas with limited or no traditional cellular service. It will be available to users of various carriers, including Verizon and AT&T, and will work with compatible smartphones. Compatible phones will initially include specific models, with other manufacturers expected to update devices. This technology aims to bridge the digital divide, offering faster and more stable internet access compared to older satellite systems.


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