#beidou satellite

features a unique satellite SMS support and a massive 6,100 mAh battery with 40W wired charging. Like mentioned eariler the standout feature is the phone’s support for Beidou satellite connectivity, enabling users in China to send and receive SMS messages and images in areas without network coverage also The device runs on HarmonyOS 4.2. No word yet on whether Huawei will make this compatible with the global market in the future, as the satellite feature is currently exclusive to China. On a brighter note, the Xiaomi 15 Ultra is expected to feature dual-satellite connectivity, supporting both Tiantong satellite calls and Beidou SMS messaging. Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has recently announced on his Facebook page that the company will be launching a satellite into orbit to provide internet access in remote regions in the planet. As part of the company's Internet.org effort, Facebook will collaborate with Eutelsat, a French-based satellite provider across Europe, Africa, Asia and the Americas, to launch the AMOS-6 satellite to provide internet coverage to large parts of Sub-Saharan Africa. The satellite is currently under construction and is slated to launch in 2016 to cover West, East and Southern Africa. Facebook will also work with local partners in the region to make internet services accessible through satellite. Read more in our articles including "Huawei Enjoy 70X now official" and "Xiaomi 15 Ultra Sticks to 90W Charging, While OnePlus Ace 5 Pro Steps Up to 100W".