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Apple iOS 18.3 will enable Starlink satellite connectivity: T-Mobile testing program officially launches
Recently, tech giant Apple was exposed to be collaborating with SpaceX and telecom company T-Mobile to enable Starlink satellite communication function for iPhone in iOS 18.3 version, allowing users to send text messages without cellular network. The future plan is to support voice and data transmission, promoting iPhone into the era of satellite communication.
(Cybertruck dispatched for disaster relief, deploying Starlink and free WiFi, providing snacks for the affected areas to walk around.)
T-Mobile Starlink testing program lands on iPhone
Bloomberg reported that Apple is working with SpaceX and US telecom operator T-Mobile to support the Starlink satellite network in version 18.3 of the iPhone, expanding the coverage of mobile networks.
It is reported that some iPhone models have received notifications to automatically join the T-Mobile Starlink test program. Users will be able to send text messages via Starlink satellites in areas without mobile networks, further enhancing the satellite connectivity of the iPhone:
You have joined the T-Mobile Starlink test program, and can now send text messages via satellite, staying connected no matter where you are. Please update to iOS 18.3 for a more extensive coverage experience.