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Vodafone has increased the tension of Allen Musk's company Starlink by making the world's first satellite video call from a regular smartphone. Vodafone has claimed that no hardware has been upgraded to the smartphone for this satellite video call service. This satellite video calling service can be availed from a simple 4G/5G smartphone. Vodafone did this video call from the remote location of Wales Mountains, where no Teresial Mobile Network is present. The company's CEO Margita Dela Valle has given this information.
Milestone for digital connectivity
This innovation of Vodafone can prove to be a big milestone for digital connectivity. The company is going to launch this satellite service in Europe next year i.e. 2026. Vodafone has increased the tension of Allen Musk by making a satellite video call before Starlink's direct-to-cell service. Alan Musk is currently testing his direct-to-cell technology in collaboration with American telecom operator T Mobile. It is integrated into some of Apple's devices as well as some Android devices. Users will be able to make satellite calls without network using this technology at the time of emergency.
Will get 120mbps speed
This service of Vodafone can be taken through AST Space Mobile's Low-Economic (Leo) satellite. The company has named its satellite broadband service as Bluebird. The company claims that in this satellite broadband service, users will get internet access at speed of 120MBPS. Users can access this service with the current 4G/5G network. For this, no additional hardware will be required in users' smartphones. This technology of Vodafone can prove to be a game changer for digital connectivity in the coming time.
Alan Musk will increase tension
Alan Musk's company Starlink is going to test its direct-to-cell service in America as well as many countries of the world. The company is also preparing for entry in the Indian market. Recently, Starlink has accepted the government's compliance to launch its satellite broadband service in India. Satellite broadband service can also begin in India after the completion of the process of satellite network allocation by the Department of Telecommunications and TRAI.
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