Imagine that text, video or sound recording is able to send text, video or sound recording from remote corners of the country. These are future T -Mobile concepts, as SpaceX’s starlink is ready to launch on July 23 with the Satellite Service. The alliance will directly provide cell messaging service, called T -satellite, which will also be available to AT&T and Verizon Cell phone users.
T -Mobile says its aim is to use 657 Star Link Satellite “to finish the mobile dead zone for good for the for the good”. The T -satellite has been in beta testing since December 2024, so far about 1.8 million users have been signing up.
Direct cell messaging service represents an important step in mobile technology: it works with most phones made over the past four years, according to T -Mobile, rather than dedicated hardware. It will be available to T-Mobile, AT&T and Verizon users at $ 10 a month-or free for anyone on T-Mobile experience free or free from next projects.
Marketing, strategy and product T -Mobile President, Mike Kitz, told CNET’s Jeff Carlson, “At the end of the day, you are able to send selfie when you have no coverage at this place, but it is important to be able to connect with emergency services.” “We just think that with such technology, no user should never be in a situation where they are unintentional in an emergency.”
However, you can still benefit even if you do not sign up, as T -Mobile will make the Service free of use of emergency use. The company said 911 texting will be available later this year “any mobile customer will be available with a compatible device, regardless of whether or not they are subscribed to the service.”
What is a satellite?
The T -satellite is a partnership between T -Mobile and Star Link that will allow direct cell SMS messaging access to areas where there is no cellular coverage. There are more than 7,000 Earth’s orbit satellites in the Star Link sky, and now, 657 of them will be fully dedicated to the satellite. T -Mobile says its aim is to increase coverage of the United States up to 500,000 square miles, which cannot reach the traditional cell tower.
“When you leave the Pradesh network and you go to a place where there is no network, your phone will automatically find and contact the satellite network, which is quite different from any satellite system there that force you to connect manually, and you have to point your phone to the sky.”
Satellite connectivity in the cellphone is not new – iPhones have obtained it from 2022 – but it is usually safe for SOS messaging to connect you with an emergency sender. On July 23, T -satellite users will be able to send SMS texts to iPhone and Android. Android users will also get MMS immediately, with iPhone support “to follow.”
This means that users will be able to send photos and audio clips in addition to standard text messages. In October, the service will be extended so that data support can be added to third party apps such as Eco Wider, All Trails, WhatsApp and X. This access benefits the hooks made in iOS and Android software, so developers may be able to send data through a tight amount of bands available through satellite.
This is far greater than that of other phone carriers launched in the satellite circle-the main reason for this is due to the T-Mobile contribution to the star link. Both AT&T and Verizon have partnered with AST Space Mobile for satellite messaging, and Verizon told CNET last year Eli Blumenthall that she was still planning to work with Amazon’s project Cooper, which was launched on 28 April 2025 on April 28, 2025.
The dog says, “Despite our rivals, they are behind this technology.
How much will the T -satellite cost?
On July 23, T -satellite AT&T, T -Mobile and Verizon will be available for $ 10 a month. But there is an exception: Beyond the T -Mobile experience, the plan ($ 100 per month for a line) or the GO5G next plan will be available to include the cost of the plan to move forward, and those involved in the experience ($ 85) will receive it at the end of the year.
Even if you don’t pay $ 10 a month, T -Mobile says 911 texting will “be available to any mobile customer, regardless of a synchronous device, career.”
If you are a Verizon or AT&T customer, you will have to activate the TT satellite as another ESIM on your phone to take advantage of the service. You can get instructions about the establishment of ESIM here.
Which phone is supported?
Most of the phone released in the past two years will work with the TT satellite. Here are the devices that are currently compatible with the beta version:
apple
- IPhone 13, iPhone 14, iPhone 15 and iPhone 16 (all models)
- Google Pixel 9
- Google Pixel 9A
- Google Pixel 9 Pro
- Google Pixel 9 Pro XL
- Google Pixel 9 Pro Fold
Motorola
- MotoG Styles 2025
- Motozer 2024
- Motozer Plus 2024
- Motozer 2025
- Motozer Plus 2025
- Motozer Ultra 2025
- Motozer Ultra Plus 2025
Samsung
- Samsung Galaxy A25 5G SE*
- Samsung Galaxy A35 5G
- Samsung Galaxy A36
- Samsung Galaxy A36 SE
- Samsung Galaxy A53 5G
- Samsung Galaxy A54 5G*
- Samsung Galaxy S11
- Samsung Galaxy S11 Plus
- Samsung Galaxy S11 Ultra
- Samsung Galaxy S11 per
- Samsung Galaxy S22
- Samsung Galaxy S22 Plus
- Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra
- Samsung Galaxy S22 per
- Samsung Galaxy S33
- Samsung Galaxy S3 Plus
- Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra
- Samsung Galaxy s 23 per
- Samsung Galaxy S 24
- Samsung Galaxy S 24 Plus
- Samsung Galaxy S 24 Ultra
- Samsung Galaxy S 24 per
- Samsung Galaxy S. 25
- Samsung Galaxy S. 25 Plus
- Samsung Galaxy S. 25 Ultra
- Samsung Galaxy S. 25 Edge
- Samsung Galaxy X Cover 7 Pro
- Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3
- Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4
- Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5
- Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6
- Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3
- Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4
- Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5
- Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6
*Some non -T -mobile device variations are not worth satellite.
When the T -satellite launches on July 23, the following devices will also be synchronized:
Motorola
- Motorola Edge 2024
- Moto G 2024
- MotoG Styls 2024
- Moto G 5G 2024
- MotoG Styls 5G 2024
Samsung
- Samsung Galaxy A14
- Samsung Galaxy A15*
- Samsung Galaxy A16
- Samsung Galaxy A35
- Samsung Galaxy A53*
- Samsung Galaxy X Cover 6 Pro
*Some non -T -mobile device variations are not worth satellite.
T Mobile
- T Mobile Revol 7
- T Mobile Revol 7 Pro
How to try T -Mobile’s Star Link Service today
If you are anxious to try the T -Mobile Star Link Satellite Messaging Service and do not want to wait until July 23, you may still try to sign up for the beta. I will not expect too much, though – when I entered my information, I received a message saying, “Due to more demand, we are recognizing beta -testers on the basis of rolling. Keep an eye on the update in the coming weeks.”
