SpaceX has transmitted data from a regular phone via Starlink satellites for the first time. Ben Longmier, an employee of the Direct to Cell project, reported this on the social network X. He published a photo of a piece of forest in the vicinity of Santa Cruz and signed that this data transfer was carried out for the first time through Starlink satellites.

At the Mobile Technology Congress in Barcelona, the German company Deutsche Telekom showed the concept of a smartphone without any applications.

Finnish multinational manufacturer of telecommunications equipment for mobile, fixed, broadband and IP networks, Nokia, has found a way to turn the backup batteries of base cell towers into virtual power plants.

Microsoft will open access to its artificial intelligence models. This was stated by representatives of the tech giant at the Mobile Technology Congress, which takes place in Barcelona (MWC). Euronews reports this.

Barcelona is hosting one of the world's largest mobile industry exhibitions, Mobile World Congress 2024.

China is taking the first steps towards next-generation connectivity. The country has launched two experimental satellites into low Earth orbit, according to China Global Television Network (CGTN).

Samsung Electronics Co. is set to unveil its new Galaxy Ring biometric health tracker at Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona, aiming to lead a new era of artificial intelligence-powered wearables with enhanced convenience and more accurate health measurement, the South Korean company said on Sunday.

The Procode_Dress brand, founded by Lilah Porges, uses a robotic arm with 3D printing technology to combine creativity and programming to create clothes. The first printed collection was presented at New York Fashion Week.

The space manufacturing company Varda Space has successfully implemented its plan to create a new platform for the production of pharmaceuticals in orbit.

SpaceX intends to make individual satellites of the Starlink Internet service closer to consumers. To do this, the company submitted an application to the US Federal Communications Commission with a request for permission to place some of its satellites at an altitude of 340-360 km above the Earth's surface. This is almost 200 km below the orbits currently in use.