SpaceX and T-Mobile Team Up to Use Starlink Satellites to ‘End Mobile Dead Zones'

7 articles, oldest first.

1. NBC Los Angeles

   SpaceX and T-Mobile Team Up to Use Starlink Satellites to ‘End Mobile Dead Zones' ↗ (opens NBC Los Angeles)

   Published Aug 25, 2022

   Same headline from 3 more outlets

   NBC Los Angeles's feed description

   SpaceX CEO Elon Musk said the service will work with Starlink’s second generation satellites

2. Howtogeek

   T-Mobile Will Fix Dead Zones With SpaceX Starlink Satellites ↗ (opens Howtogeek)

   Published Aug 25, 2022

   Howtogeek's feed description

   SpaceX already operates a network of low-orbiting satellites that provide internet access in remote areas, called Starlink. T-Mobile has now announced that regular phones on its network will use Starlink internet as a fallback for dead zones.

3. Insider

   Elon Musk's SpaceX and T-Mobile to link satellites to mobile phones, 'eliminating dead zones worldwide' ↗ (opens Insider)

   Published Aug 25, 2022

   Insider's feed description

   The service is expected to provide coverage in most places in the US, including remote areas not covered by traditional cell signals.

4. FOX Business

   Elon Musk's SpaceX partnering with T-Mobile to eliminate 'dead zones' in rural areas via satellites ↗ (opens FOX Business)

   Published Aug 25, 2022

   FOX Business's feed description

   In an effort to boost cell phone service in rural areas across the U.S., SpaceX CEO Elon Musk said his company will partner with T-Mobile to offer phone service via Starlink satellites.

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