T-Mobile has been working with SpaceX for a long time to bring cellular coverage to remote areas through the Starlink satellites. To extend this feature, it launched the satellite powered direct-to-cell beta program in December 2024. This was meant to bring early access to U.S. customers and allow them to test the program. The full service is expected to launch in July 2025. Some of the beta testers are complaining about the service and questioning whether the partnership offers underwhelming services despite the constant hype about the feature. T-Mobile and SpaceX's satellite-powered direct-to-cell service beta program has left users feeling […]
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