Europeans will soon be able to connect to satellites from AST SpaceMobile, a competitor of Starlink. Areas with weak mobile signal will have 4G/5G connectivity, transmitted directly from satellites connected to Vodafone. But the only question is how much it will cost, and will people want to pay? - Sky-Tide Media

Europeans will soon be able to connect to satellites from AST SpaceMobile, a competitor of Starlink. Areas with weak mobile signal will have 4G/5G connectivity, transmitted directly from satellites connected to Vodafone. But the only question is how much it will cost, and will people want to pay?

Europeans will soon be able to connect to satellites from AST SpaceMobile, a competitor of Starlink. Areas with weak mobile signal will have 4G/5G connectivity, transmitted directly from satellites connected to Vodafone. But the only question is how much it will cost, and will people want to pay?

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