The new iPhone 13 can make calls even in areas where there is no mobile signal

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One of the biggest events in the world of technology and mobile phones is the Apple conference, where it presents its innovations. The new iPhone 13 should be presented at this year’s conference, which will take place in less than a month.

Last year, Apple surprised by finally incorporating 5G network support into its iPhones. This year, he decided to focus on connectivity again. The new iPhone 13 should be able to call even in places that are not covered by the classic mobile signal, thanks to satellite communication.

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The iPhone 13 will be able to connect to Low Earth Orbit satellites in the n53 band. This is the same band in which Elon Musk deploys its Starlink satellites. In addition to Starlink, I also place Globalstar, which is the main candidate for future cooperation with Apple, here.

According to experts, this satellite communication should be of the same quality as the 5G mobile network in the mmWave bands, in other words, it should be really fast communication and response. For the needs of the iPhone 13, Apple had the Snapdragon X60 modem from Qualcomm modified, which automatically gives Apple a competitive edge, as the rest of the manufacturers will gain the possibility of satellite communication only next year with the Snapdragon X65 modem.

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