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I want Starlink, so... Moto G Power 2024?
So my Pixel 4a apparently isn't satellite compatible. I've always thought that satellite connectivity, even if it's just SMS, would be worth it to me. It's the kind of feature I'd pay for. So, I gu...
The Pixel 9 series are decent. My first ever in the Pixel line, is my Pixel 9 Pro XL. If you sign up to tbe beta and get in. There might be a $5 off each month early adopter discount for the Starlink service if you decide to keep it unless your plan already has it included, like on the Go5G Next as an example.
Band 26 is fairly important when connecting to Starlink. Most newer devices do have that. Because it's a satellite service, it will more than likely stay on that band until the FCC and other reglatory agencies decide there is a better option. In 20 years from now, I wouldn't be surprised if satellite is the majority of the network connectivity for cellular networks. Earth's inner orbits are going to look like a recycling dump with all of those cubeSAT's up there. :p
Isn't wanting Starlink a vote for President Musk? I want all T-Mobile users to revolt and demand T-Mobile stop doing business with Starlink.
Well, is buying a Volkswagen a vote for bringing back the Nazi regime? I mean, the Volkswagen was kind of Hitler's idea.
But your opinion is fair enough. Everyone is entitled to an opinion. I'm not for Musk as president not do am I comfortable with what's going on with him in politics. But that doesn't mean he (or should I say the company he's currently the CEO of) can't make good cars or satellite services. For all I know he might make a good cordon bleu too.
Wanting a solid reliable way to keep in touch or reach out for help has nothing to do with wanting or voting for anyone. Starlink is a service, not a person! The company is an entity, not a person. No one cares who owns or runs it. All customers want is a reliable and affordable service.
