SpaceX reveals launch window for mobile service to take down the Big Three

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Virtuous
Virtuous
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• 1mo ago

Starlink is a joke. They already impose bandwidth usage limits for their home Internet service. I will stick with existing MVNOs. I will never sign up with company run by a self-professed Neo-Nazi!

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p51d007
p51d007
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• 1mo ago

Competition is good. Had Musk stayed out of politics, he would still be the darling of the left. 😉

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Mikeboha1966
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• 1mo ago

No Thanks, it will be overpriced just like starlink, that was supposed to be $35 a month until it went live, it will never be close to that price without limited data, it useless to many, his so called cell service will be the same, over priced and limited and the hardware will cost a fortune, good luck to you to you suckers who buy everything Elon, because the guy never invented anything, he is the master doing it right the 2nd or 3rd time around, but never first. This is just a plot of his to force the big 3 into giving him his own mvno, I say no thanks.

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mloudt
mloudt
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• 1mo ago
↵Virtuous said:

Starlink is a joke. They already impose bandwidth usage limits for their home Internet service. I will stick with existing MVNOs. I will never sign up with company run by a self-professed Neo-Nazi!

They scaled back on that due to backlash

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mloudt
mloudt
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• 1mo ago

Just dont understand how Elon didn't buy out all of Echostar b4 Att did deal with them then sell off parts they didn't need. Boost had network and stores for starlink sales just big miss could of bought it for just another percent stock in space x pretty much tooo

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Virtuous
Virtuous
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• 1mo ago
↵p51d007 said:

Competition is good. Had Musk stayed out of politics, he would still be the darling of the left. 😉

Not unless he renounced all of his wealth!

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BobmC8
BobmC8
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• 1mo ago

More hype from the hyper in chief. The cost structure simply doesn't work. No carrier is terrified by Musks bloviation.

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BobmC8
BobmC8
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• 1mo ago
↵p51d007 said:

Competition is good. Had Musk stayed out of politics, he would still be the darling of the left. 😉

Had musk actually delivered on his ever more absurd promises, maybe.

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L33TSKE3T
L33TSKE3T
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• 1mo ago
↵p51d007 said:

Competition is good. Had Musk stayed out of politics, he would still be the darling of the left. 😉

Lol, you're delusional if you ever thought multi-billionar, Elon Musk, was the "Darling of the left". His companies, like TESLA, were once popular amongst those on the political left because TESLA used to actually make a pretty compelling EV with an unrivaled charging network. Now you can get a Rivian, FORD or CHEVY EV or the incredible selection of KIA/Hyundai EVs (of much better quality) and often for a better price, that can also now use the TESLA Supercharger Network. Now he's a profoundly sad and seemingly alone (the words of his biographer, not me) as an shell of an individual that spends his time addicted to the worst parts of social media, where he spends his time being radicalized by whatever fringe, conspiratorial ALT-Right movement that he thinks will get him the attention he's become so addicted to. Posting some or the worst Hot takes, as he tries so hard to be this ultimate edge lord that even a s**tposting teenager would find embarrassing. Claiming everything is for "Free Speech," as he actively silences and deplatforms those he disagrees with. He's an easily influenced hypocrite with a pretty clear medicinal Ket addiction (that he's likely been taking as treatment for his treatment resistant depression, as that's what it's used for) Sadly, he is incapable of realizing that his sadness comes from the true emptiness within himself. Something he's either unwilling or unable to actually work on. Probably because that would mean him actually admitting that he's the problem in his life...

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Audiodude
Audiodude
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• 1mo ago
↵mloudt said:

Just dont understand how Elon didn't buy out all of Echostar b4 Att did deal with them then sell off parts they didn't need. Boost had network and stores for starlink sales just big miss could of bought it for just another percent stock in space x pretty much tooo

Boost operated as a mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) utilizing third-party infrastructure, specifically relying on Nextel's spectrum and facilities. Subsequently, Nextel and Boost were acquired by Sprint/United Telecommunications. Following the merger between Sprint and T-Mobile, the latter inherited Sprint's global MPLS network and wireless assets, while the Boost brand, its customer base, and retail locations were divested to Dish.

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