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> It's not the phone currently in your pocket that does this but might be fine on the phone you get in the next few years. I don't think anyone's questioning t
by assttoasstmgr 4y ago
> It's not the phone currently in your pocket that does this but might be fine on the phone you get in the next few years.
I don't think anyone's questioning this - yet there's people here rage-posting the ludicrous assertion that the very handset in your pocket right now will work with Starlink unmodified. This is what I have an issue with. More FSD-style overpromising and underdelivering all over again.
- mhio 4y agoThey did go a bit hard on the existing phone's bit, tmobile guy at least used the word "aspiration" when mentioning it. I somehow doubt it, but maybe phone radio implementations are very forward looking on the standards? In any case, late '23 never means '23. So maybe actual useful service in '25-'26 when the network, phones and sats are all ready.