* This is a partial quote from an English press release.
Samsung Brings Satellite Communication Support to Galaxy Smartphones Across the Globe
https://news.samsung.com/global/samsung-brings-satellite-communication-support-to-galaxy-smartphones-across-the-globe
# Gemini 3.0 Flash translated this.
Samsung today announced that it is continuously expanding satellite communication functionality on select Galaxy smartphones, including the Galaxy S26 series, through ongoing partnerships with major global mobile carriers in North America, Europe, and Japan. This expansion builds on Samsung's commitment to enhancing user safety and delivering a seamless mobile experience based on next-generation networks, aligning with the increasing prevalence of AI in daily life. … …
In the United States, starting in 2025, Samsung will collaborate with T-Mobile's 'T-Satellite with Starlink' to enable SMS and data services on select Galaxy flagship and Galaxy A series models released after the Galaxy S21 series.
Meanwhile, Verizon will provide eSOS and messaging services on all Galaxy flagship models starting with the Galaxy S25 series.
Samsung is also working with AT&T to support satellite communication functionality on Galaxy smartphones.
In Europe, Samsung's collaboration with Virgin Media O2 now enables satellite communication on select Galaxy smartphones.
Joint testing operations are scheduled to begin in March with Spain's MásMóvil.
Furthermore, Samsung plans to collaborate with Vodafone to support satellite communication functionality on Galaxy smartphones.
In Japan, KDDI will provide satellite-based messaging, data services, and earthquake/tsunami warning system (ETWS) functionality on select Galaxy flagship and Galaxy A series devices starting in 2025.
Additionally, through collaborations with SoftBank and NTT DoCoMo, satellite communication functionality will be available on select Galaxy flagship and Galaxy A series devices starting in 2026.
Samsung is also working with Rakuten Mobile to gradually support satellite communication functionality on Galaxy smartphones.
Samsung is actively collaborating with more mobile carriers to expand support for satellite communication across other Galaxy product lines.
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https://x.com/Samsung/status/2027288696991764901
