Forget the Eagles, T-Mobile just won the Super Bowl of connectivity with its latest direct-to-cell announcement ...

T-Mobile said 500,000 square miles of the U.S., which is unreachable by terrestrial cell towers, can now stay connected.

This beta is currently free for everyone until July. However, after that, most users will be charged. For those who use Go5G Next, it'll still be free. However, for each line on other plans, it'll ...

T-Mobile and Starlink launch a satellite-based messaging beta, eliminating dead zones. Free until July, it works for all ...

You can register for the Starlink beta by tapping on this link and typing in the information requested by T-Mobile. The carrier says, "Anyone on any carrier can sign up now to join the beta test and ...

T-Mobile used the stage provided by Sunday’s Super Bowl to introduce T-Mobile Starlink, a wireless service delivered by ...

The carrier’s tie-up with Elon Musk’s satellites for texting and data usage in mobile dead zones will cost most users $15 a month after a free testing period.

T-Mobile used the recent Super Bowl to announce the availability and pricing for its StarLink service, with a surprise ...

T-Mobile Starlink will offer connectivity in areas not covered by cell towers — and it's also available to customers of rival ...

Want to try the new Starlink satellite connection on your phone? Sign up to the T-Mobile beta and you can, for free, until July—even if you’re with another carrier.

Good news, SpaceX's global Starlink broadband network is currently listed as finally coming to the poorly served Falkland ...

The beta phase will run until July. Afterward, you can decide if you want to pay for the service.