Elon Musk's Starlink and telecommunication company T-Mobile have taken their partnership to the next level by offering D2C (Direct to Cell) technology to eliminate dead zones for cell phones. T-Mobile announced, "we're taking your texts to space with the world's largest satellite-to-cell constellation in partnership with @Starlink." The telecom company started accepting registration for the T-Mobile Starlink beta launch. T-Mobile and Starlink will use over 300 direct-to-cell satellites in orbit to eliminate dead zones where the network is poor. The T-Mobile Starlink beta launch will take place early in 2025.┬аElon Musk Net Worth Increased to All-Time High at USD 454 Billion Amid Tesla Share Price Rise Reaching USD 463.

Elon Musk's Starlink and T-Mobile Working on Eliminating Dead Zone With D2C (Direct-to-Cell)┬аTechnology

T-Mobile Opened Registrations for Starlink Direct-To-Cell Satellite Service Beta Launch

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