Sci & Tech
Apple’s iPhones To Support Starlink Direct-to-Cell Coverage In US
The trial offers ‘text via satellite’, while voice and data features will be added in the future, according to the T-Mobile website.
T-Mobile initially only listed a few Android smartphones as eligible devices to test the network, but has now added iPhone devices with the latest iOS 18.3 software update.
Bloomberg News first reported on Tuesday that Apple, SpaceX and T-Mobile had been secretively working to add support for the network in its latest iPhone software.
Apple and SpaceX did not immediately respond to Reuters’ requests for comment outside regular business hours.
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