The New Satellite Smartphone: TerreStar Genus

The New Satellite Smartphone: TerreStar Genus

For those cellular phone consumers that are fed up with coverage that will not apply when you need it most, a new product is upon us. What if there could be a cellular phone that supplied all-the-time coverage, in any weather, in any location, (within the United States) at any time? It is difficult to believe such wonderful gadget in the world of technology exists. It does.

AT&T has produced this gadget; the very first satellite Smartphone. It's formal name is the TerreStar Genus, and the idea was released in the latter months of 2010. This highly desired cellular phone does not claim to be in the cheap department either. With a cost of nearly eight hundred dollars plus tax, you are just paying for the satellite phone. This dual system that connects to both a wireless local network as well as the satellite has awed tech gurus from around the globe.

To access the amazing satellite that the TerreStar Genus connects to, it will cost a consumer twenty-five dollars a month and approximately sixty-five cents per minute of talk time. These costs are beyond that of an average monthly bill, start up costs and the actual cellular phone itself.

Some individuals have decided that the opportunity cost of having such a fine piece of technology, is more than worth its cost. Especially if they have already decided to recycle, or sell cell phones, to purchase the new hundreds of dollar models available today. The iPod Touch, Blackberrys and other handy devices are not coming cheap these days. Also, those in remote places are arguing that for them, it is definitely worth the cost to keep in touch.

The campaign for this satellite Smartphone cellular device is aiming toward that of the corporate customer, more than the personal individual or family. With corporations, there are cases of traveling sales personnel, technicians, etc. that are always looking to stay in contact with their home base. For corporations and large-scale companies, it seems that this new cell phone will be an improved and necessary asset.

With respects to the satellite, it is only useable in the United States, and surrounding waters. For the traveler going out of the country on a regular basis, this new gadget is not going to submit much assistance. For those in rural areas of the United States, the phone gives coverage where others may not.

The satellite Smartphone, TerreStar Genus, is also providing data coverage via the satellite. At approximately five dollars per megabyte of data transferred, and forty cents per text, the data features are pricey but consistent. The text board is about the size of a Blackberry, and it conveniently lacks a bulky antenna system.

Technology is always changing, and most times for the better and convenience of the consumer. The TerreStar Genus is only a spec of what can be created, as far as new cellular phones, and satellite communications. Who knows what type of new gadgets will come into our lives next?

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