SpaceX has just launched 20 of its Starlink satellites up into Earth's orbit, enabling direct-to-cellphone connectivity anywhere on the planet. That completes the constellation's first orbital ...

That rapid growth has certainly been true of Starlink’s user base, which went from 2 million to 4 million in the past year. But its speeds haven’t risen at the same pace. In the US, Starlink ...

Starlink for RVs can be used anywhere Starlink provides service and is ideal for camping and other activities in rural or remote locations where internet access has been unreliable or completely ...

SpaceX's Starlink satellite internet service now has more than 2 million US subscribers, the company revealed in a post detailing updates to its network. It also said its global subscriber base ...

Starlink RV allows owners to take their $599 Dishy McFlatface anywhere there’s coverage, which now means large swaths of North America and nearly all of Western Europe. You can even pause and ...

Of course, Starlink’s spacecraft are much smaller than conventional satellites — dubbed smallsats — weighing a mere 550 pounds (250 kilograms) each. Some have even referred to them as flying ...

The U.S. government faces a dilemma. Starlink, a private satellite venture devised and controlled by Elon Musk, offers capabilities that no government or other company can match. Its innovations ...

United's Starlink Wi-Fi is rolling out across its regional fleet this year, with plans to add it to all its aircraft. I put the Wi-Fi speeds to the test.

With some 3,000 satellites in orbit, the Starlink constellation presents an immense opportunity for global connectivity. But its signals could also used as an alternative to traditional GPS.

With 145,000 customers, Starlink may not be the biggest in terms of customer base. (Hughesnet has more than 1 million customers, and even Viasat 's customer base tops Starlink's by several times).

Starlink's public relations division and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk did not respond to requests for comment, but a Starlink support FAQ was subsequently updated with this sentence: ...