US lets Starlink provide direct-to-cell coverage for hurricane-hit areas
WASHINGTON, Oct 6 (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Communications Commission on Sunday allowed Elon Musk's SpaceX and T Mobile (TMUS.O) to enable Starlink satellites with direct-to-cell capability to provide coverage for cellphones in areas of North Carolina hard-hit by Hurricane Helene.
FEMA, the FAA and North Carolina emergency response agencies have rebutted claims that the Federal Emergency Management Agency or the Federal Aviation Administration were blocking flights with ...
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Elon Musk accused the Federal Emergency Management Agency of hampering efforts to set up Starlink satellite internet to help ...
Starlink offers satellite internet to areas without wired internet. Its founder Elon Musk falsely implied FEMA blocked its ...
Thousands of Starlink satellites have been installed across some of the most isolated regions since the storm wreaked her ...
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Spectrum Joins Starlink by Offering Temporary Free Internet to Hurricane Helene SurvivorsHurricane Helene, which made landfall in Florida on Sept. 26, devastated countless communities where rural cities already had ...
Cell service continues to improve in the Carolinas with an estimated 80 percent of access to cell service in the region ...
SpaceX CEO Elon Musk said Tuesday the aerospace company is sending more Starlink terminals to North Carolina following the ...
The approval allows SpaceX to use radio frequencies leased from T-Mobile to provide what's called "Supplemental Coverage from ...
Tony Khan has been assisting Hurricane Helene relief efforts. Adam Copeland was a guest on Busted Open Radio on Tuesday and ...
Elon Musk and Donald Trump say they coordinated about deploying Starlink systems to storm-affected regions. But the White ...
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