T-Mobile is a major telecommunications company that is expanding its reach into the space industry through a partnership with SpaceX. Together, they are launching T-Mobile Starlink, a space-based mobile network that utilizes Starlink satellites to provide connectivity to smartphones in areas without traditional cell service. This service aims to eliminate "dead zones" and provide ubiquitous coverage for text messaging, with plans to expand to include picture messaging, data, and voice calls in the future. T-Mobile Starlink is available to customers on any carrier.
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Iridium will activate PNT services across a series of live network sites throughout the United States in partnership with T-Mobile.
By incorporating Iridium PNT, T-Mobile aims to strengthen network performance, mitigate timing vulnerabilities, and enhance user experience with improved reliability.
Iridium will install PNT receivers at 90 additional T-Mobile 5G network locations across diverse U.S. regions.
Through the contract with the U.S. Department of Transportation, T-Mobile will expand its installation of Iridium PNT receivers to 90 additional live 5G network sites.
T-Mobile will perform nominal and adverse user equipment exercises at its testing range for Iridium PNT services.
T-Mobile will deploy Iridium PNT services across 90 additional live 5G network sites in the U.S.
Iridium is collaborating with T-Mobile to launch live-site activations across the United States for 5G network complementary timing synchronization.
T-Mobile is providing satellite communication services in partnership with Space Exploration Technologies (SpaceX).
T-Mobile has launched T-Satellite with Data for Businesses, offering resilient satellite connectivity across Android and iOS for field operations, emergency response, and remote workforces.
T-Mobile's T-Life app serves as a central hub for satellite-ready services, allowing users to manage connectivity, locate compatible apps, and contact support directly.
T-Mobile and Starlink aim to redefine 'no signal' by merging terrestrial and orbital connectivity to connect people, businesses, and developers to critical services with a clear view of the sky.
If the deal between Verizon and EchoStar transpires, it could be broadly neutral for Verizon and a small positive for AT&T and T-Mobile US.
Among the first enterprise partners of T-Satellite are Dialpad, FLORIAN, MultiLine, and T-Mobile Direct Connect, each supporting voice and data functions over satellite for use in outages or disaster scenarios.
T-Satellite data is included with select T-Mobile plans and is available as a $10/month add-on for customers of other carriers.
T-Mobile announced on October 1 that its T-Satellite service can now support data for dozens of applications.
T-Mobile's T-Satellite service enables wireless users to access popular apps in areas without traditional cell service.
T-Mobile opened registration on 2024-12-16 for beta Starlink direct-to-smartphone services in the United States early next year.
T-Mobile opened beta registration for Starlink’s direct-to-smartphone satellite service.
The T-Mobile Starlink beta program will gradually expand to more devices via software updates.
T-Mobile used the space-based service to broadcast 120 Wireless Emergency Alerts in Florida from public safety agencies, including hurricane warnings, evacuation notices, and flood warnings.