The T-Mobile Starlink beta is now free for all users with compatible devices across most major US carriers, including Verizon and AT&T, until July. This service uses special satellites designed for Direct-to-Cell capabilities as they orbit the Earth 200+ miles up in space and travel at over 17,000 miles per hour to deliver cell phone signals.
Beta testers will only be able to send text messages for now with picture messages, data and voice calls coming at a later time. For added safety, T-Mobile Starlink also broadcasts Wireless Emergency Alerts (WEAs) nationwide to anyone in range of the signal and with a compatible device. You can sign-up here now.
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T-Mobile Starlink is the first and only space-based mobile network in the US that automatically connects to your phone so you can be connected even where no cellular network reaches. It’s a massive technical achievement and an absolute game changer for ALL wireless users. We’re still in the early days — I don’t want to overhype the experience during a beta test — but we’re officially putting ‘no bars’ on notice. Dead zones, your days are numbered at the Un-carrier,” said Mike Sievert, President and CEO, T-Mobile.
