- T-Mobile introduces satellite coverage to its plans in July
- The T-Satellite service is now in beta and free to try
- Most modern phones are compatible
T-Mobile has launched a nationwide beta for its new satellite telephone service so that users can keep in touch in areas without traditional cell coverage.
Called T-Satellite connects the feature automatically when you are out of reach of cellular networks, enabling basic connection in remote places. The beta is currently free to participate and open to anyone, regardless of carrier, through the end of July.
Under the beta, users will be able to send and receive texts, call and access data via satellite. You can sign up for the beta now by providing an E email address without special hardware required -according to the T&Cs, most modern smartphones are justified.
T-Mobile plans to roll out the T-Satellite service at no extra cost with the carrier’s advanced experience beyond and Go5g next plans at some point in July this year. Customers who choose the experience of more plan now will receive satellite coverage free through the end of the year.
Also available on other carriers
Interestingly, the carrier’s T-Satellite service will also be available to customers on other networks, including both Verizon and AT&T.
While the initial beta period is free for everyone, the service will be available at an initial price of $ 10 per day. Month. According to FAQ, this is equivalent to a $ 5/MO savings in total. Note, as writing, the carrier has not confirmed how long the initial pricing will be available.
