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Samsung confirms satellite connectivity on Galaxy S24 for emergencies - SamMobile
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this post was submitted on 26 Oct 2023
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Great to know. Lack of broadband is one of the main things keeping me from going to space
Now you can plan your trip to Uranus with turn by turn directions.
Can you explain a little more about what this is and why it would be a game changer. I'm still stuck in the "satellite Internet is garbage" mindset. I know people are generally pretty happy with starlink though.
Thanks for explaining. That sounds really awesome actually. With my current job and living situation that would be a very valuable luxury / asset. In today's world it's almost verging on being a necessity. I would gladly pay for that if it worked like it's supposed to.
Starlink website claims the cellular coverage won't need special Equipment
Elon has a history of over promising and under delivering for years. I'll believe it when I see it. ASTS has documented their tech works and was confirmed by AT&T, Vodaphone and Nokia.