[ad_1] Imagine long -distance walking on a trail outside the defeated path in an area where there is no cellular service. If it happens that the main storm is heading to your way and no one can communicate with you, your life may be in danger. Using Starlink, your phone is automatically connected to the industrial moon as soon as you lose the cellular service, allowing you to receive text messages from friends and relatives warning you of the weather. To repeat, at first, only texts can be sent and received. In the end, photos and videos will be sent through Starlink with the addition of sound and data shortly on the road. The new coverage map of T-Mobile includes areas covered with Starlink Satellite (search for pink areas). | Credit-T-Mobile Image You can register for Beta Starlink by clicking on this link and writing in the required information by T-Mobile. "Anyone on any subscription transfer company can now join the beta test and get satellite messages-not an additional cost until July. Secure your place today," says the carrier.
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Check out T-Mobile’s new coverage map after adding its Starlink satellite service
Once July arrives, subscribers to other wireless companies, including Verizon and AT & T will have to pay $ 20 per month per line to keep Starlink service. Using satellite connection, Starlink allows mobile phone users to send and receive text messages in the regions of the country where there is no cellular service. In the end, photos and videos will be sent and received by Starlink users in addition to the text. Finally, sound and data will be transferred via Starlink satellites.
T-Mobile has updated its coverage map and those areas in the country, as Starlink Satellite Service is now available in pink to indicate coverage via Starlink. Previously, these areas were white indicating that there was no cellular service in that region. You can find many of these areas along the western coast of the United States in states such as Washington, Oregon and California.
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