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Rogers Satellite service includes popular apps that offer voice and video calling.
The launch of Rogers Satellite is a major milestone for Rogers Communications.
Rogers Communications has officially launched its new satellite service in Canada.
Rogers Communications announced the launch of Rogers Satellite on December 9.
Rogers Satellite enables automated sensors for sectors such as forestry and mining.
Rogers Satellite supports applications including fleet and asset tracking along remote highways and rail corridors.
Tony Staffieri is the President and CEO of Rogers Communications.
Rogers has launched satellite-to-mobile service for IoT businesses, which is a first for Canada.
Rogers customers can access the satellite service for free depending on their plan.
Rogers is the first telecommunications company in Canada to exit trial and offer satellite mobile service.
Rogers Satellite service is available south of the 58th parallel in areas without cellular or Wi-Fi coverage.
Rogers Satellite to mobile service was launched with five apps and text messaging.
The new apps for Rogers Satellite service allow for voice and video calling, mapping, and weather.
Canadians using other providers can sign up for Rogers Satellite service for $15 per month.
Rogers plans to add more apps to its satellite service as developers update their apps for satellite functionality.
The apps included in Rogers Satellite service are WhatsApp, Google Maps, AccuWeather, X, and CalTopo.
Rogers has exited the trial period of its Rogers Satellite to mobile service which began in July.
The Rogers Satellite service initially supports text messaging and text-to-911, with plans to expand to apps, data, and voice services.
All Canadian residents can access the Rogers Satellite service, and the initial beta trial was free of charge.
Rogers has a service area of 5.4 million square kilometers, but it does not cover the Northwest Territories, Nunavut, and other northern regions.