Are dead zones a thing of the past? T-Mobile and Starlink's new satellite cell service thinks so. Here’s what you need to ...

We welcome fans of scientific progress on the Innovative Techs channel! Hot news from the world of high technology has arrived: SpaceX accepts applications for beta testing of Starlink satellite ...

The beta is free until July at which point T-Mobile Starlink will be included at no extra cost on Go5G Next (including variations like Go5G Next 55+), T-Mobile’s best plan.

SpaceX Starlink beta users are starting to share their experiences, confirming that the satellite service can provide fast broadband speeds and low latencies in remote areas. A beta tester who ...

SpaceX’s Starlink beta pricing is in the ballpark of other internet service providers. The difference is the slower speed, said Jeff Kagan, a wireless and telecom analyst in Atlanta.

Starlink, SpaceX's internet connectivity constellation, has rolled out to 10 countries during its "Better Than Nothing" beta. Here's what you need to know.

Verizon and AT&T customers, once the beta ends, you will have access to T-Mobile Starlink for $20/month. To get yourself registered, follow the link below. Register for Beta Here ...

To join the beta test, called Better Than Nothing Beta, users must purchase all of the Starlink ground equipment for $499 and then pay a $99 monthly fee for active service.

SpaceX has begun sending email invitations to Starlink's public beta and will charge beta users $99 per month plus a one-time fee of $499 for the user terminal, mounting tripod, and router.

SpaceX has been launching Starlink internet satellites for the last 18 months or so, and all they managed to do for most of that time is tick off astronomers. However, the first users have been ...

SpaceX has confirmed some details of its Starlink internet service beta test, via SpaceX engineer Kate Tice on today’s launch webcast for its most recent Starlink satellite mission. Tice said ...