Starlink launched direct-to-phone service, calls will be made without network, internet can also be used

 Direct-to-phone - satellite based service except Starlink. The company will provide calling and internet services to remote areas by joining hands with telecom companies.

Starlink is a direct-to-phone satellite based communications service. Elon Musk's company launched a new facility in collaboration with telecom companies in several countries around the world. Starlink claims that direct communication can be established from the satellite to the smartphone. 

This service has more coverage than traditional cell towers. Calling and Internet will be available in remote areas where the cellular network does not reach. Starlink has tied up with telecom companies in Japan, Canada, Switzerland and the United States. According to a report by Tweaktown, users can enjoy internet speeds of 250-350 Mbps. Internet is available at 50-60 Mbps speed in South Australia region. He has also been surpassed by Starlink.

What is this direct-to-phone? 

According to the company, this technology is a milestone for them. Direct-to-phone services allow smartphones to be connected directly from satellites without the need for traditional cell towers. Direct-to-phone will ensure uninterrupted communication in remote areas of the world, where cell tower networks do not reach. Starlink may introduce this facility in several more countries by 2025. 

Starlink has joined hands with any telecom operator?

America - T Mobile Canada - Rogers New Zealand - One New Zealand Japan - KDD Australia - Optus Switzerland - Salt Notably, SpaceX-owned Starlink may soon launch satellite-based communication services in India as well. The company has already completed several security steps. According to sources, the process of allotment of spectrum for satellite services may be started by the Department of Telecom very soon.