Michael Kan is a Senior Reporter at PCMag. With over 15 years of experience, he covers a range of topics including SpaceX's Starlink network, emerging online cyber threats, generative AI, and the telecommunications industry. His work has been featured in notable publications such as Flipboard, Mashable, and Network World.
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The beta test is slated to start early next year, giving T-Mobile users the ability to send text messages in cellular dead zones by connecting to SpaceX's orbiting satellites.
The European Union has committed $6.2 billion to the project, which will involve 290 satellites across different orbits. Private satellite companies in Europe will pick up the rest of the tab.
Consumers can expect to hear more at the HDMI Forum's event at CES on Jan. 6.
Paul Jacobs suggests cellular-focused mega constellations from satellite rivals may not be economically viable over time, even as Globalstar expands a satellite deal with Apple.
Interpol urges the public to stop using the term because it dehumanizes victims, potentially discouraging them from reporting scams to police.
Acer and Zotac accidentally post details about Nvidia's next-generation PC graphics cards.
'When things went wrong—think delivery delays, order cancellations, mistakes, or extra charges—diners blamed the restaurants, causing reputational and other harm,” the FTC says.
By: Michael Kan
After the California Coastal Commission denied an increase in SpaceX launches at Vandenberg Base citing Elon Musk's politics, the Pentagon moves to boost annual launches from 36 to 100.
Interpol urges the public to stop using the term because it dehumanizes victims, potentially discouraging them from reporting scams to police.
SpaceX's satellite internet service had a big 2024, but does it have the momentum and political clout to continue its ascent? Three analysts weigh in on how Starlink could evolve next year.
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