T-Mobile has shared a list of devices that are compatible with the Starlink beta for free satellite messages. Check out if yours is included!

No cell service? No problem. You can now text from anywhere thanks to T-Mobile’s Starlink, a new program that aims to bring connectivity to even the most remote places. The beta service is free and open until July for both T-Mobile customers and AT&T and Verizon users.

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.

Want to try the new Starlink satellite connection on your phone? Sign up to the T-Mobile beta and you can, for free, until July—even if you’re with another carrier.

Minutes ago, during the country’s largest annual sporting event, T-Mobile (NASDAQ: TMUS) introduced the next big thing in wireless — T-Mobile Starlink

T-Mobile Starlink has officially entered the public beta phase. The long-awaited announcement came during yesterday’s Super Bowl game and according to the carrier, its direct-to-device (D2D) satellite service can deliver connectivity to the “more than 500,000 square miles of the country unreached by any carrier’s earth-bound cell towers.”

T-Mobile US Inc.’s tie-up with Elon Musk’s Starlink satellites for texting and data usage off the grid will cost customers $15 a month after a free testing period, the carrier said Sunday.