Starlink

Starlink, a SpaceX subsidiary, provides satellite internet service. It charges $99/month plus $499 for equipment in the US. Starlink aims to deliver high-speed broadband to areas with unreliable or unavailable internet, and has reportedly over 250,000 customers in Brazil. A rival, Taara, uses lasers instead of satellites.

A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket lifts off from Space Launch Complex 4 East at Vandenberg Space Force Base in California, surrounded by billowing white smoke and bright engine flames, with a clear blue sky and the Pacific Ocean visible in the background.

SpaceX launches 25 Starlink v2 Mini satellites on Falcon 9

Falcon 9 lifted off from California on March 13, adding…

A long-exposure night photograph shows a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launching from Florida, creating a bright vertical streak of light rising from the launch pad and reflecting off calm water below, with wispy clouds glowing around the rocket’s curved ascent path against a dark blue sky.

FCC approves 7,500 more Starlink satellites for SpaceX

Starlink’s next generation is officially underway, with SpaceX winning permission…

SpaceX Starlink Night Launch

Thousands of Starlink satellites will fly lower to reduce space traffic risks

SpaceX adjusts Starlink orbits to shorten satellite decay times.

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T-Mobile launches satellite texting for iPhone, Pixel, and Galaxy users

Now available to all users, T-Mobile's T-Satellite service lets you…

A Starlink Mini satellite internet dish is set up on a grassy field. In the background, there is a laptop displaying an image of a rocket launch with the text "GATEWAY TO MARS" at the bottom of the screen. The scene suggests the use of satellite internet in a remote outdoor location, highlighting the portability and accessibility of the Starlink Mini dish.

Starlink’s Indian odyssey nears its climax

After years of delays, Starlink’s satellite internet service is nearly…

A promotional image showing solar panels or satellite panels in space illuminated in purple light, with the T-Mobile and Starlink logos overlaid in white text. A satellite is visible in the background against the dark space environment.

T-Mobile’s satellite messaging service launches nationwide on July 23

T-Mobile is bringing satellite texting to the U.S. using SpaceX’s…

SpaceX Starlink satellite constellation

Solar storms are forcing Starlink satellites to crash back to Earth sooner

The Sun’s increasing solar activity is causing unprecedented levels of…

A United Launch Alliance (ULA) Atlas V rocket lifts off from Space Launch Complex-41 on April 28 at 7:01 p.m. EDT carrying the Kuiper 1 mission for Amazon's Project Kuiper broadband satellite constellation.

Amazon’s Kuiper satellites hit orbit in Starlink showdown

With its $10 billion Kuiper constellation, Amazon takes on Starlink’s…

An logo of SpaceX's Starlink

Elon Musk’s Starlink lands in India with Jio and Airtel deals

Elon Musk’s Starlink lands in India via Jio and Airtel…

A promotional image showing solar panels or satellite panels in space illuminated in purple light, with the T-Mobile and Starlink logos overlaid in white text. A satellite is visible in the background against the dark space environment.

T-Mobile’s Starlink-powered satellite messaging service is now free to try—even for Verizon and AT&T users

No signal? No problem! T-Mobile’s new Starlink satellite messaging service…

The image features the logos of SpaceX and T-Mobile, along with the text "5G" in bright pink. To the right of the text, there is a dish-like device, which is SpaceX's Starlink satellite dish. The background is black, making the logos and text stand out prominently. This image likely represents a collaboration between SpaceX and T-Mobile to enhance 5G connectivity using Starlink technology.

Apple’s iOS 18.3 update secretly adds Starlink support for iPhones

The surprise partnership aims to expand off-grid texting and future…

An advertisement in an airport terminal promotes United Airlines' new inflight Wi-Fi service, which is fast, reliable, and free for MileagePlus members. The ad features a person using a tablet and wearing headphones while seated on an airplane. The text on the ad reads, "THE INFLIGHT WI-FI REVOLUTION BEGINS THIS SPRING. Fast, reliable and free for MileagePlus members." The ad is co-branded with Starlink and is displayed above an escalator with travelers.

Starlink Wi-Fi coming to United Airlines flights this spring

United Airlines takes to the skies with Starlink for superior…