T-Mobile has made a significant move by purchasing advertising during the Super Bowl competition to announce the launch of their latest service, T-Mobile Starlink, a satellite-based mobile service available to customers across the United States in public beta. This service is not limited to T-Mobile customers, but can also be utilized by customers from other carriers.
All T-Mobile customers will have access to T-Mobile Starlink for free until July 2025. After this period:
– Customers on the Go5G Next package and above will enjoy the service for free as part of their package.
– Customers on other packages can purchase the add-on service for $15 per month, with a special introductory price of $10 per month for early sign-ups.
Customers from other carriers such as AT&T or Verizon can also enjoy the service for free until July 2025, after which they can subscribe for $20 per month.
The Direct-to-Cell service, connecting smartphones via satellite link Starlink, directly addresses the issue of poor signal reception in remote areas. Currently, T-Mobile’s system only supports text messaging, but features like multimedia messaging and data/voice services will be introduced in the near future.
TLDR: T-Mobile introduces T-Mobile Starlink, a satellite-based mobile service available to all customers for free until July 2025, with pricing options for different package subscribers and customers from other carriers. The service directly connects smartphones via satellite to improve signal reception in remote areas.
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