Elon Musk's internet satellites have been a game changer for people in rural areas, but scientists are alarmed that plans to launch thousands more will be perilous for our skies.

That's where satellite services like Starlink come in – and this week T-Mobile started offering it for free (ahead of a paid ...

In a report filed with the Federal Communications Commission in August 2024, Starlink said it had grown to around 1.4 million ...

Bolivia, which relies on a Chinese-built satellite for some of its connectivity, banned Starlink — but that hasn’t stopped ...

The Falkland Islands is a British territory off the coast of Argentina in South America. It’s a remote place with a small ...

The T-Mobile Starlink collaboration service that brings connectivity even in remote places without extra equipment (thanks to SpaceX satellite launches) is in full beta testing swing. But is everyone ...

Starlink satellite internet is now available in Bhutan, as Elon Musk-owned SpaceX tries to bring the low-orbit, low latency ...

Community members have voiced concerns over the lack of mobile coverage in the Houtman Abrolhos, saying it impacts business ...

Providing connectivity in areas where it’s never been available before will be incredibly useful for a lot of people.

The beta phase will run until July. Afterward, you can decide if you want to pay for the service.

Network analyst firm Streetwave, which is currently conducting various UK surveys to study the coverage and speed of 4G and ...

In regional and remote Australian communities, Starlink is becoming the internet provider of choice but with that comes fears of what happens when they are forced to rely on Elon Musk?