In an era where the sky is not the limit but the beginning, T-Mobile has once again proven its commitment to pioneering the future of connectivity. On January 3rd, the first set of satellites supporting the T-Mobile and Starlink partnership were launched into low-Earth orbit with SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket. This significant event marks a new chapter in our relentless pursuit of being the best in the world at connecting customers to their world.
A New Dawn of Connectivity
SpaceX's Falcon 9 launch isn't just another satellite entering Earth's orbit; it's a beacon of innovation and partnership. These satellites are equipped with Direct to Cell technology that's set to work hand-in-hand with T-Mobile's network, expanding coverage and enhancing service like never before. Testing has already begun, and the service will start with texting. Voice and data will follow in the coming years.
Right now, over half a million square miles of the United States are unreachable by normal towers because of the terrain, land-use restrictions, and many other factors. Imagine exploring the most remote hiking trail or sailing in the ocean while still being able to connect-even in places where no terrestrial towers would even be possible. This launch is a giant leap toward making that a reality for T-Mobile customers.
Looking to the Stars
As we celebrate this monumental launch, we're not just looking up at the stars; we're plotting a course among them. The recent satellite launch is not the end but the beginning. It's the first of many steps in our ongoing journey. Let's embrace the future together, with T-Mobile leading the way, one satellite at a time.
You can learn more about the event on our Sala de prensa.
Having wireless service from space feels like a sci-fi special effect instead of reality. Comment below with something from sci-fi or fantasy that you wish technology could make a real thing?
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