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This Company Created an In-Car Signal Booster for SpaceX's Starlink Mobile (opens the original)
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SpaceX’s satellite-to-phone service, Starlink Mobile, is getting its own third-party accessory for use inside a car. Currently, Starlink Mobile is exclusive to T-Mobile in the US as T-Satellite, providing phone access in cellular dead zones, such as remote or rural areas. But the service can struggle to send signals to phones sitting inside a vehicle, which is where Utah-based Wilson Connectivity's weBoost Sky signal booster comes in. No modification or extra hardware is required for the weBoost
Starlink 'Community Site' Program Teases Hourly, Weekly Internet Passes (opens the original)
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Starlink is laying the groundwork to offer hourly, daily, and weekly passes for its satellite internet service as part of a “Community” program that quietly emerged last year. SpaceX has published a new site about “Starlink for communities,” and it’s apparently recruiting people to join as “hosts,” who would sell passes to interested consumers. “One Starlink Kit delivers high-speed internet to multiple users nearby. Neighbors pay for flexible hour, day, week, or month passes — and you earn from
Micron CEO: No End in Sight for Memory Shortage, Will Probably Get Worse (opens the original)
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If you thought 2026 was a terrible year for the memory shortage, brace for more pain over the next two years. Leading DRAM and NAND supplier Micron says it expects "memory and storage supply-demand conditions to be much tighter in calendar 2027 and 2028 than they were in 2026.” US-based Micron made the statement in prepared remarks for its earnings call, nearly a year after it stopped selling memory directly to consumers to chase AI demand. The demand has been so high that CEO Sanjay Mehrotra sa
Company Behind Leak of Driver's Licenses Says Hacker Had Access for 5 Months (opens the original)
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The US company linked to a breach of up to 153 million driver’s licenses says the hacker had access to an internal database for up to five months. Identity verification provider IDScan.net mentioned the details in a Tuesday update. “Based on the investigation conducted to date, IDScan.net determined that an unauthorized third party gained access to a portion of our cloud environment between April 4, 2026, and September 2, 2026,” the company said. It first learned of the breach on or around Sept.
TP-Link Starts Selling Wi-Fi 8 Routers, But You Can't Get One Thanks to the FCC (opens the original)
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TP-Link is ready to start selling Wi-Fi 8 routers, but don’t expect them to arrive stateside just yet. The company is sidestepping the US market amid a White House ban on foreign-made routers. On Wednesday, TP-Link opened preorders for its first Wi-Fi 8 product, the Archer 8 Ultra, which is designed to deliver speeds up to 19Gbps and robust wireless coverage via 18 antennas. The company published a launch video noting that its headquarters are now in Irvine, California, after it split from its C
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