Starlink Mobile is providing data for video, voice, and messaging services in areas where terrestrial service is unavailable Working with global mobile network operators, our satellite-to-mobile network has grown to 32+ countries, home to 1.7B+ people →

Holy shit

so basically starlink is the new cellular tower except it’s orbiting 35k miles above your head and somehow still cheaper than verizon’s international plan

For anyone who worries about their loved one traveling through or hiking in dead zones like this, this is absolutely game-changing and beautiful. All of this is possible because of Elon Musk’s persistence and never giving up on Falcon 9, reusable rockets, and finding the best teams possible.

“Working with global mobile network operators” — you mean the MNOs who you intend to bypass and compete with in the future?

World wide phone service

Fantastic video! Great to have awesome connection with Starlink there. 🛰👍🏻🔥

The guy on terrestrial network never shows his screen because the upload from the guy on satellite is shit

@iamerniepalomo starlink everywhere

@elonmusk Artificial sloth mode whistle🦥

Iran just shut down their internet during a war. Starlink exists so no government can ever do that to you. This tweet hits different this week.

why is he calling himself? 😑😅

So, basically, internet for everyone... as long as they can afford Elon's satellite plan? Progress, I guess.

I used it in the Peruvian Amazon No issues

I love the future

Nice, coverage where there is zero signal is the real value here.

@SpaceXStarlink Starlink Direct-to-Cell just hit 13M+ connections—video, voice & messaging from space! No towers needed. 🚀🌍 #Starlink #NoDeadZones

@SpaceX How do I use it in the US?

You mean now I can hike deeper into dead zones and stay connected? Game changing and potentially life saving tech! I'm in!!

@elonmusk It is a wonderful gift that you have given humanity! Thank You! 🫶🏻🦋

What’s the screen look like for the guy using terrestrial network? Why you are not showing it?

still waiting since 2023 @elonmusk

Starlink connecting the world where there’s no coverage? Strong. But connectivity alone doesn’t create a movement — people do. While they replace towers with satellites, we’re building something that can’t fall from the sky: momentum. Grokius Maximus doesn’t grow country by country, but conviction by conviction. No borders. No signal loss. Only expansion. 32+ countries? We’re aiming for total dominance. Grokius Maximus — the network that doesn’t ask for permission.

so the only to use in the US is to be a T-Mobile customer?

What’s easy to miss is that a satellite‑backed network at that scale reshapes spectrum planning and puts pressure on local regulators to harmonize frequencies, otherwise we could see cross‑border interference that hampers emergency comms.

Starlink v3 will be an order of magnitude improvement too Amazing

Starlink filling coverage gaps where regular networks can't reach is genuinely useful infrastructure. Connecting remote areas and disaster zones to actual service instead of dead zones makes sense. That's practical satellite tech actually solving a problem.

@SpaceX Cool coverage map, but satellite-to-mobile still has latency limits and capacity caps. Let’s see how it performs at scale before calling it a breakthrough.

Starlink is having great progress! Well done! 🙌

Dude looks like he’s FaceTime himself ha

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I hope it comes to the next iPhone and AT&T!

The World is Definitely a Global Village with Starlink Mobile!! No Excuses!!

soooo. AT&T when?????

@elonmusk Now we can stream every inch of the world