Prepare for a Connectivity Revolution!

In just two weeks, T-Mobile users might find themselves sending texts, photos, and even videos from the most remote corners of the country, thanks to an exciting new partnership with SpaceX's Starlink. Launching on July 23, this innovative service, called T-Satellite, aims to end the dreaded mobile dead zones by utilizing a fleet of 657 dedicated Starlink satellites.

A Leap in Mobile Technology!

Imagine sending a selfie while hiking in a national park, free from the anxiety of losing connectivity. T-Mobile's T-Satellite makes this a reality, allowing users to send text messages directly to satellites using their existing phones. This cutting-edge technology doesn’t require any specialized hardware and is compatible with most phones released in the last four years!

Monthly Plans & Emergency Use!

For just $10 a month, T-Mobile, AT&T, and Verizon customers can access T-Satellite. But there's a silver lining for T-Mobile subscribers on specific plans: those on Experience Beyond or Go5G Next could enjoy this groundbreaking service for free! Plus, T-Mobile has also committed to providing free 911 texting for any mobile customer with a compatible device, regardless of their carrier.

What is T-Satellite?

T-Satellite directly connects cellphones to Starlink’s satellite network, targeting the 500,000 square miles of the U.S. that traditional tower networks can’t reach. Unlike other satellite services that require manual connections, T-Satellite automatically links your phone to the satellite network when terrestrial signals drop.

Features and Compatibility!

Starting July 23, T-Satellite will empower users to send not just SMS but also MMS (Multimedia Messaging Service) messages. Though Android users will get instant access to send images and audio, iPhone users can look forward to support shortly thereafter. Later this fall, the service will also introduce data connectivity for apps like WhatsApp and AccuWeather.

Competitive Edge!

While other carriers, such as AT&T and Verizon, are also exploring satellite messaging, T-Mobile’s collaboration with Starlink positions it ahead of the curve. T-Mobile's President of Marketing, Mike Katz, confidently asserts that their technology is