Pixel 9 series, T-Mobile’s Starlink beta for satellite messaging, how to register

T-Mobile and the space Starlink They work behind the scenes to bring satellite coverage to smartphone users in the network. Companies, Galaxy S24 series, Galaxy Z Cold 6 and Galaxy Z Flip 6 and IOS 18.3 update began to have a beta messaging of satellite messaging on devices such as the latest iPhone. Now you can add Pixel 9 series to the list of supported devices T-Mobile’s satellite messaging feature.

Reddit user Tejacketriehorn T-Mobile shared their choice for Starlink Beta on Pixel 9 Pro.

The user notes that they are in the latest Fixed Android 15 update and satellite messaging features have been automatically activated on the devices automatically under T-Mobile settings.

Note that this beta test is for the whole set of satellite messaging features. In certain areas, T-Mobile users also have access to the Satellite SOS, which allows you to contact ambulance services in the absence of network; However, this scenario will not work regularly. Both satellite features are not connected to only one mobile network, and unfortunately (and logically), you cannot change it with a transition to just one aircraft mode.

How to register for T-Mobile Starlink

T-Mobile saying This compatible clients with a suitable device and a postpaid T-mobile sound plan can be connected to the T-Mobile Starlink beta test. Tech is often available in most areas and works in open places with an open sky.

1. Ensure your phone’s software update.
2. Head T-Mobile’s Satellite Phone Service Registration page for beta.
3. Fill in your details, including your name, email and phone number.
4. Click Check to receive a disposable check code.
5. Enter and click on the one-time pin sent to your device Confirm and Send.

The carrier says the nests are limited, so if you are interested, you quickly register.

Did you get satellite messaging features in your T-Mobile Smartphone? Which model? Registered for beta? Let us know in the comments below!