T-Mobile Samsung user unexpectedly discovers a long-awaited subscription
T-Mobile Samsung user unexpectedly discovers a long-awaited subscription
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T-Mobile and SpaceX's satellite pilot program is now in full swing for some users.
Over the past few weeks, there have been several signs that direct cell dialing service is about to launch. The pilot was announced in November, shortly after its launch FCC approved.T-Mobile and SpaceX to provide complementary space coverage to users.
In late December, many users noticed The new āSatellite Networksā option on their phones and yesterday, some Users received a text message telling them they were connected to satellite service.
Service It now appears to be live for some Samsung users, with... T-Mobile Update the Satellite Networks page to notify users that they are subscribed to Satellite Viewing. As expected, only text messages are supported at this time.
A T-Mobile user who owns a Galaxy S24 Plus is now subscribed to Starlink satellite service. | Image source ā RoosterIntelligent32, Reddit
Apparently, T-Mobile We won't necessarily send you an email or text to tell you that you've been approved for the pilot, so if you apply, you may want to check the satellite network settings on your phone.
There's still no word on whether any beta users have had the opportunity to test the service, but that may be because only a few users have accepted the program so far. After all, T-Mobile He did not say that the number of slots was limited.
You will not be connected to the satellite at all times. Alternatively, the connection will be established automatically if the mobile network is not available. To get the best experience, you will need a clear view of the sky.
T-Mobile He notes that satellite communications will not be as instantaneous as terrestrial communications and may only be available in some areas. Coverage is expected to improve as more satellites are deployed.
T-Mobile It was initially hoped to launch in 2024, however CEO Mike Seifert warned in September that this could start as early as 2025. Only some phones, including Samsung's flagships iPhones will be supported initially.
T-Mobile and SpaceX’s satellite pilot program is now in full swing for some users.
Over the past few weeks, there have been several signs that direct cell dialing service is about to launch. The pilot was announced in November, shortly after its launch FCC approved.T-Mobile and SpaceX to provide complementary space coverage to users.
In late December, many users noticed The new āSatellite Networksā option on their phones and yesterday, some Users received a text message telling them they were connected to satellite service.
Service It now appears to be live for some Samsung users, with… T-Mobile Update the Satellite Networks page to notify users that they are subscribed to Satellite Viewing. As expected, only text messages are supported at this time.
A T-Mobile user who owns a Galaxy S24 Plus is now subscribed to Starlink satellite service. | Image source ā RoosterIntelligent32, Reddit
Apparently, T-Mobile We won’t necessarily send you an email or text to tell you that you’ve been approved for the pilot, so if you apply, you may want to check the satellite network settings on your phone.
There’s still no word on whether any beta users have had the opportunity to test the service, but that may be because only a few users have accepted the program so far. After all, T-Mobile He did not say that the number of slots was limited.
You will not be connected to the satellite at all times. Alternatively, the connection will be established automatically if the mobile network is not available. To get the best experience, you will need a clear view of the sky.
T-Mobile He notes that satellite communications will not be as instantaneous as terrestrial communications and may only be available in some areas. Coverage is expected to improve as more satellites are deployed.
T-Mobile It was initially hoped to launch in 2024, however CEO Mike Seifert warned in September that this could start as early as 2025. Only some phones, including Samsung’s flagships iPhones will be supported initially.
