Samsung unveils its new phone modem that can communicate with satellites, setting up a battle with Apple and Qualcomm. Samsung
Samsung is looking to catch up to Apple and Qualcomm with its own modem that can allow smartphones to communicate with satellites., the company has announced its own solution for allowing smartphones to communicate with satellites, setting up a technology battle between two other giants. The chip, called the 5G non-terrestrial networks modem, will allow equipped smartphones to stay connected in areas with no cellular connectivity.
The company said that it aims to integrate this tech into its own Exynos chip, which is used in a lot of Samsung smartphones — but not the current flagship device, the Samsung Galaxy S23. The Korean tech giant describes this tech as using “satellites and other non-terrestrial vehicles” to provide connectivity in remote areas.
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