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Amazon’s new satellite network for mobile phones could turn up the heat on SpaceX

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Cursor makes its biggest India push yet ahead of SpaceX acquisition with localized pricing

Cursor makes its biggest India push yet ahead of SpaceX acquisition with localized pricing. Cursor says India is now its third-largest market globally and plans to expand local hiring and enterprise sales.

Amazon’s new satellite network for mobile phones could turn up the heat on SpaceX

Amazon’s new satellite network for mobile phones could turn up the heat on SpaceX. Amazon is expanding its plans for providing satellite connectivity to mobile phones.

Amazon’s trying to launch a global satellite cellphone network in 2028

Amazon’s trying to launch a global satellite cellphone network in 2028. Amazon filed an FCC application on Saturday to launch a new Leo satellite constellation that will provide direct-to-device satellite service for "voice, messaging, data, and emergency services." If approved, Amazon will begin deploying the new constellation of 5,105 satellites in 2028. It says it plans to partner with mo

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