With the new iPhone 14 series, Apple introduced the satellite connection feature that can save your life even in harsh conditions. It was a matter of curiosity whether the feature, which became available in the USA and Canada last week, will also come to Android phones.
Of course, Android manufacturers were expected to invest in this technology to protect competition. The first news on this issue came today. According to the news shared by South Korean media ETNews, Samsung rolled up its sleeves to offer the satellite connection feature in the new Galaxy S23 series.
“With Samsung Galaxy S23, even photos can be sent from points without mobile connection”
According to the news from Samsung’s home country, the company started working with Iridium Communications for satellite connection on Galaxy S23 devices. The US-based communications company has a total of 66 active satellites in orbit today. The company offers communication service especially for satellite connected mobile phones.
With the satellite connection, Samsung plans not only to send text messages and calls, but also to send low-resolution photos. However, it is not yet known in which countries the feature will be available.
How does Apple provide satellite connectivity? We have explained before:
Why is iPhone 14’s Life-Saving ‘Satellite Link’ Feature Not Available on Android Phones? [Both Have The Same Modem!]
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