The T-Mobile Starlink beta program is open to all post-paid customers with “compatible” satellite phones, although the company hasn’t shared a complete list of which devices

T-Mobile and Starlink are marching forward with their plan to offer cell service via the latter's satellites. The companies received FCC approval for the project last month, and now the provider is opening up registrations for anyone who wants to beta test the creatively dubbed T-Mobile Starlink direct-to-cell satellite service.

T-Mobile and Starlink have this idea that there could be a world where there are no dead zones. By connecting the two, we could see a service where your T-Mobile data plan includes access to Starlink’s satellite internet service and your phone could access a

T-Mobile and Starlink paired up in 2022 to expand coverage, and it has been announced the beta program is finally ready. Here's how to sign up.

T-Mobile and Starlink are working together to bring non-emergency satellite messaging to phones. Here's how to join the beta!

The carrier's goal was to launch the service to the public in 2024, and while it seemed like they weren't going to meet that mark, they've just announced open registration for the service's beta testing. That means you have the chance to give the new service a spin.

T-Mobile says the beta program is free for all "postpaid voice customers with a compatible device" and will allow for texting using satellites to start when it kicks off "in early

The next frontier in smartphone connectivity is among the stars. We’ve been hearing a bunch about satellite connectivity over the past few years, and this technology is a reality for some people. Well,