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Handheld Satellite Phones are absolutely necessary when a disaster strikes and all lines of communications are unavailable.  But if you have a team of 3 or more, a satellite phone with Push-To-Talk may be a better fit.  With the Iridium PTT, not only can you place calls, but your entire team is a push away from communicating.

Inmarsat has announced the End of Life (EOL) dates for its Fleet 33, 55, and 77 devices. After these dates these legacy fleet devices will no longer be covered under the Inmarsat network and users will find that they will no longer be receiving/transmitting data.

As these EOL dates approach users should consider migrating to a newer satellite broadband device. These newer devices are more reliable and provide a...

When choosing a satellite internet solution prepare to be bombarded with language consisting of MB's, GB's, Kbps, Mbps, MIR, CIR, 4:1, 8:1, FAP and so on... If you understand this uber-techie lingo then a thorough satellite internet proposal complete with bandwidth numbers, contention ratios and data consumption limits is just ...

Imagine a device that you could drop into your backpack or satchel that could get you instantly online from a remote corner of the Sahara, the top of Kilimanjaro or the middle of the Pacific Ocean.  Something that you could connect with your smartphone to upload a photo or video and update your social media accounts.  A device that would allow you to read news articles, check weather and search for ...

SatPhoneStore customers are a varied bunch. We get to work with boaters, adventurers, first responders, remote workers, and many others. But all of our subcribers have a common thread, they venture out to the edge. This was especially true for IsatPhone 2 user, Tyrell Lloyd, who had the opportunity to achieve a dream of reaching the summit of the Uhuru Peak of Mt. Kilimanjar...