Starlink is now available across all of Australia, enabling customers to order service country-wide
SpaceX is offering a 30-day Starlink Internet trial in Italy for only €1 upfronthttps://www.tesmanian.com/blogs/tesmanian-blog/1-italy
Recently @Shift4 team donated $500,000 to support 'Starlink for Schools' connecting 40,000 students in Brazil and Chile. #Shift4Cares. Boldly Forward 🚀🛰
Not sure which event this is: It's the Connecting the World from the Skies conference in Riyadh, Saudi ArabiaSpaceX: 50+ telcos have contacted us about signing T-Mobile-type satellite-to-cell service deals in their territoriesQuote from: spaceintelreport.comPARIS — More than 50 mobile network operators around the world have solicited SpaceX Starlink to discuss T-Mobile-type partnerships for direct satellite-to-smartphone services on their territories, SpaceX Senior Director Sara Spangelo said.The apparently unprompted inquiries are expected to lead to agreements with several by the end of this year or soon after, Spangelo said.“We are trying to move as quickly as we can… to get everybody on-boarded so that by the time we offer the service we have regulatory . . .https://spacenews.com/apple-lays-the-groundwork-for-emergency-sos-via-satellite-service/QuoteSpaceX is looking to expand partnerships with mobile operators beyond T-Mobile in the U.S. to provide global services in 2025, SpaceX senior director of satellite engineering Sara Spangelo said Nov. 9.Spangelo told the Connecting the World from the Skies conference in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, that more than 50 telcos have reached out about partnering with SpaceX to provide direct-to-smartphone services.She said several potential partnerships are in the final stages of negotiations, and expects SpaceX to secure three to five of them by around the beginning of 2023.
PARIS — More than 50 mobile network operators around the world have solicited SpaceX Starlink to discuss T-Mobile-type partnerships for direct satellite-to-smartphone services on their territories, SpaceX Senior Director Sara Spangelo said.The apparently unprompted inquiries are expected to lead to agreements with several by the end of this year or soon after, Spangelo said.“We are trying to move as quickly as we can… to get everybody on-boarded so that by the time we offer the service we have regulatory . . .
SpaceX is looking to expand partnerships with mobile operators beyond T-Mobile in the U.S. to provide global services in 2025, SpaceX senior director of satellite engineering Sara Spangelo said Nov. 9.Spangelo told the Connecting the World from the Skies conference in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, that more than 50 telcos have reached out about partnering with SpaceX to provide direct-to-smartphone services.She said several potential partnerships are in the final stages of negotiations, and expects SpaceX to secure three to five of them by around the beginning of 2023.
You can now fund a Starlink dish for a charitable cause through a new “Starlink Donation” website(Opens in a new window) from SpaceX. The company quietly published the site weeks after SpaceX CEO Elon Musk floated the idea of adding a “donation” option to the main Starlink service, which can supply high-speed satellite internet to rural and remote regions. The new website says: “The Starlink team receives continuous requests to provide connectivity for communities across the globe. Your donation will be applied to the areas of greatest need across education, telehealth, emergency response and humanitarian efforts, as determined by the Starlink team.”
“We have started testing high-rate connectivity to very remote Arctic bases,” Brian Beal, principal aerospace engineer with the Air Force Research Laboratory’s Strategic Development and Experimentation office, said in a statement. At one such base, he said, data rates using Starlink improved almost 30-fold over previous capabilities.
“You can imagine an Army, Air Force or Navy unit deployed to a remote location that doesn’t have the cell-phone service niceties and very quickly have communications at high-rates that an airman can set up in 10 minutes --- that’s a great capability to have,” he said.
You Can Now Donate a Starlink Dish via SpaceX's New WebsiteQuote from: pcmag.comYou can now fund a Starlink dish for a charitable cause through a new “Starlink Donation” website(Opens in a new window) from SpaceX. The company quietly published the site weeks after SpaceX CEO Elon Musk floated the idea of adding a “donation” option to the main Starlink service, which can supply high-speed satellite internet to rural and remote regions. The new website says: “The Starlink team receives continuous requests to provide connectivity for communities across the globe. Your donation will be applied to the areas of greatest need across education, telehealth, emergency response and humanitarian efforts, as determined by the Starlink team.”
Quote from: su27k on 11/14/2022 09:55 amYou Can Now Donate a Starlink Dish via SpaceX's New WebsiteQuote from: pcmag.comYou can now fund a Starlink dish for a charitable cause through a new “Starlink Donation” website(Opens in a new window) from SpaceX. The company quietly published the site weeks after SpaceX CEO Elon Musk floated the idea of adding a “donation” option to the main Starlink service, which can supply high-speed satellite internet to rural and remote regions. The new website says: “The Starlink team receives continuous requests to provide connectivity for communities across the globe. Your donation will be applied to the areas of greatest need across education, telehealth, emergency response and humanitarian efforts, as determined by the Starlink team.”However, we've learned that the dish is pointless without a subscription. Starlink quietly turned off over 1300 dishes in Ukraine after media attention left.
Quote from: deadman1204 on 11/14/2022 08:56 pmQuote from: su27k on 11/14/2022 09:55 amYou Can Now Donate a Starlink Dish via SpaceX's New WebsiteQuote from: pcmag.comYou can now fund a Starlink dish for a charitable cause through a new “Starlink Donation” website(Opens in a new window) from SpaceX. The company quietly published the site weeks after SpaceX CEO Elon Musk floated the idea of adding a “donation” option to the main Starlink service, which can supply high-speed satellite internet to rural and remote regions. The new website says: “The Starlink team receives continuous requests to provide connectivity for communities across the globe. Your donation will be applied to the areas of greatest need across education, telehealth, emergency response and humanitarian efforts, as determined by the Starlink team.”However, we've learned that the dish is pointless without a subscription. Starlink quietly turned off over 1300 dishes in Ukraine after media attention left.If you read the article you'll see user can choose to donate one year, two years or 3 years of service along with the dish.
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Starlink is now available across all of Alaska and Canada → starlink.com/map
Now also serving Finland, in addition to expanding coverage across all of Sweden and Norway → starlink.com/map
I find it interesting that the Starlink map has a diagonal line across Eastern Brazil. ISL limitations? Could it be ISL between planes is not up yet and only the link to satellites in the same plane are up?
Starlink is now operating in two of the most remote areas in the world: Pitcairn Island and Easter Island, both of which are thousands of miles away from the nearest continent
Starlink is now available in Barbados → starlink.com/map
Despite 30 knot winds at the Allan Hills, Antarctica, where ice cores up to 2,700,000 years old have been found, @SpaceX Starlink continues to give the @NSF-supported COLDEX team unprecedented connectivity! @blueicehiggins @icy_pete
@SpaceX’s Starlink internet is being celebrated by video game personality @Hiper for providing high-speed internet during a streaming event at Spain’s Castillo de Almodovar castle.The event oversaw Hiper streaming Fortnite alongside other video game personalities for long periods of time, all located at the Almodovar, Cordoba castle in Spain.In a tweet translated from Spanish about the event thanking SpaceX, Hiper wrote, “I don’t forget the technical team that spent 3 days working to make sure everything went well, and @SpaceXStarlink for an internet connection working perfectly in a damn castle.”
